The poem "Strange Meeting" describes this event, as does one which describes "an (*) ecstasy of fumbling.
Ford Madox Ford described this historical event in his tetralogy Parade's End. The Wine Press, written by Alfred Noyes, opposed this event, and Siegfried Sassoon wrote of it in Counter-Attack. The poem "Strange Meeting" describes this event, as does one which describes "an (*) ecstasy of fumbling." A novel about this event was followed by The Road Back and features Katczinsky, Kemmerich, and Müller, along with the protagonist Paul Bäumer. That novel is by Erich Maria Remarque. For 10 points, name this war, the subject of Wilfred Owen's Dulce et Decorum Est and of All Quiet on the Western Front, which began in 1914.
Ford Madox Ford described this historical event in his tetralogy Parade's End.
World War I [accept the First World War; accept the Great War; generously accept specific World War I battles until “war”] &lt;CL&gt;