How Did Dartemont Kill His Country

Once in the army, the soldiers didn’t rely a lot on nationalism. In fact, Dartemont didn’t take any pride in killing people for his country. He said the soldiers just wanted to stay alive, they didn’t care about the difference they were making for France. They have experienced sickness, loss, danger, horrible living conditions, and most of all, fear. Dartemont described fear as a darkness that can’t be escaped. It was so powerful and mentally-draining that he would have rather died than go insane, like his friend Charlet did. When he spoke to other survivors later on who fought in Verdun, they said that their only good memories were coming across three French police officers hung on a tree. They actually enjoyed seeing French officials being