Men Run At Each Other During War

The quotations say a few things, but the one I interpreted is that men run at each other during the war. They really are running towards their death. What death is saying is that by being in the war the men are running him or her. That by running towards other men with guns and bombs, they are running towards their death. Whether they evade it or not. When a man is fighting man, death stands nearby waiting and watching. The significance of the quote is that during the holocaust, men were running at "men", death, all over the place. Everywhere there was people dying and asking, begging, to die. There was so much death that it was sometimes hard to evade its grasp. It says in the book that sometimes Death was in more than one place picking and