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Erich Maria Remarque este unul dintre cei mai insemnati autori de limba germana ai secolului al 20-lea, fiind cunoscut in lumea intreaga; operele sale au fost traduse in cel putin 58 de limbi. Remarque a fost si este un reprezentant al 'celeilalte Germanii', angajamentul sau literar stand sub semnul unei opozitii de factura luminista fata de razboi, oprimare si dictatura, precum si al luptei. Arcul de triumf - Erich Maria Remarque. Autor: Erich Maria Remarque. Editii Arcul de triumf - Erich Maria Remarque. Editura: Galaxis Data aparitie: 1992 Coperta: Brosata (paperback) -55%. Acceptabila 31,99LEI 14,40LEI.
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In Arcul de Triumf, aparut in 1939, Erich Maria Remarque pune fata in fata doua personaje din lumi diferite. Ravic, un chirurg german, care datorita nazismului trebuie sa se refugieze la Paris, unde are printre pacienti nume sonore ale orasului si Joan Madou, pe care o salveaza de la sinucidere, dupa un esec sentimental. Amandoi descopera ca au nevoie unul de celalalt si s...more
Published January 2007 by Vivaldi (first published 1945)
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Oct 31, 2009Agnieszka rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Shelves: ebook, own-a-copy, i-saw-the-movie-too, 2016, reviewed, remarque
I‘ve tried to write review for Arch of Triumph and I’ve failed. So instead of it some impressions. It’s a love story and grief story; it’s Paris of expatriates, cheap brothels and shabby cafés; it’s hotel International, mecca for fugitives from every corner of Europe, with its rooms embellished with portraits of fascists or their democratic counterparts, depends on whom current exiles are; it’s sea of calvados, nocturnal wanderings, ambience of nostalgia and decadency and harbinger of impendin...more
rated it really liked it · review of another edition Shelves: rated-books, reviewed-books, romance, historical-fiction, german
Erich Maria Remarque is best known for his classic masterpiece All Quiet on the Western Front. Arch of Triumph may not be equal to that but it is very good, a beautifully written novel that stands on it's own merit and one that I enjoyed reading from start to finish. The setting is 1938 Paris, nervous about the unrest in Europe prior to the start of World War II, and filled with expatriates and refugees of many nationalities. Ravic is an accomplished German surgeon, and having fled Nazi Germany,...more
Apr 23, 2015Lyn rated it liked it · review of another edition
An exiled German doctor living in Paris in 1939.
This had all the indicia of a great novel and it was very good, I enjoyed reading it. The first half sets up the plot of a German, Ravic, though that is not his real name – he is literally a man without a country; Germany has exiled him and France will not recognize his medical license because of his political status. He earns a living “assisting” French physicians, though he does the surgeries for them and receives a quarter or a tenth of the pay...more
Jul 06, 2012Chrissie rated it really liked it · review of another editionThis had all the indicia of a great novel and it was very good, I enjoyed reading it. The first half sets up the plot of a German, Ravic, though that is not his real name – he is literally a man without a country; Germany has exiled him and France will not recognize his medical license because of his political status. He earns a living “assisting” French physicians, though he does the surgeries for them and receives a quarter or a tenth of the pay...more
Shelves: hf, love, france, classics, audible, 2014-read
My thoughts a bit into the book:
THIS is fantastic! What lines! Did you know that Remarque died in 1970? He didn't JUST write about WW1. Here the year is 1938. The Spanish Civil War, the build-up to WW2 and refugees in Paris are all part of this book. Interesting and exciting and marvelously written. And you want to know why the main character is as he is. You simply MUST understand. Slowly it unfolds. Good stuff. Me, I am enjoying myself as I read this.
And on completion?
Everything that I loved w...more
THIS is fantastic! What lines! Did you know that Remarque died in 1970? He didn't JUST write about WW1. Here the year is 1938. The Spanish Civil War, the build-up to WW2 and refugees in Paris are all part of this book. Interesting and exciting and marvelously written. And you want to know why the main character is as he is. You simply MUST understand. Slowly it unfolds. Good stuff. Me, I am enjoying myself as I read this.
And on completion?
Everything that I loved w...more
Apr 18, 2012Agnes rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
One of my favorite books. Remarque at it's best. This book transforms you back in time to post war Paris. You can small the dusty streets, cigars and Calvados in the air when you read it. It will leave you nostalgic and hungry for true love and romance straight from the vintage 30s.
Jun 24, 2011Al rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Remarque has a great humanistic way to tell a simple story, while inspiring a greater idea or a state of mind. While Arch of Triumph is definitely mainly a love story between German refuge Ravic, and wannabe actress Joan Madou, it is also a dooming testament to the injustices of life. And it is also a stark witness to the tragedy of war, and the dark human instincts that precipitate it. Being a strong pacifist, Remarque, who served in World War I, tries once again to present not only the useless...more
May 28, 2014the gift rated it it was amazing · review of another edition Shelves: aaa-top-translation, masculinismlit, aa-germanylit, aaa-favoritefiction, translation, xlong-over-400, romanticlit, aa-europelit, all-five-star, bestsellers
310514: this is a later addition: i think of books read this year, ones that might become rereads- become 'comfort reading'- and this is a prime candidate. why? i do not know, perhaps in clarity, in artlessness, i can concentrate on the characters. i tried one other book by remarque, very disappointed, and i have read 'all quiet on the western front'- but this was spoiled by having seen the old film. now i know the plot, but this is never important, this is bittersweet, romantic- yes it must be...more
Mar 18, 2018Cheryl Kennedy rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
It's Paris months before WWII. The darkness of nights mask the arrival of refugees from Germany to hotel rooms and abandoned flats by Parisians reading the headlines warning of a second catastrophe in just twenty years. The suspense is palpable as Ravic's existence as an undocumented surgeon builds.
This story like Remarque's 'All Quite on the Western Front' tells the cautionary tale of the costs of war to the lives of human beings. As normality becomes unrecognizable, choices evaporate, what is...more
This story like Remarque's 'All Quite on the Western Front' tells the cautionary tale of the costs of war to the lives of human beings. As normality becomes unrecognizable, choices evaporate, what is...more
Nov 09, 2009Ellen rated it it was ok · review of another edition
I put this book aside to read A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains but I was already getting tired of it and I'm not in the mood to finish it right now. The story is about a German refugee living in Paris during WWII but before the Occupation. He had been a surgeon in Germany but as he is living illegally without papers, he has to take whatever work a few French doctors give him work that they don't want to do such as trying to save a woman's life after a botched abortion. I found this all very...more
May 29, 2014Rick Slane rated it it was amazing · review of another edition Shelves: fiction, german-literature, literary-fiction, novels, want-more-like-this, classics, historical-fiction, history, romance
Paris is always popular. The prose in this translation is often poetic. WWII is looming and almost everyone knows it. A great deal of alcohol is consumed.
Apr 01, 2014Jonnu rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
I'm just going to say that 'til now this is my favourite book of all times..
Aug 16, 2012Lora Grigorova rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
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A huge fan of Erich Maria Remarque as I am, surprisingly I hadn’t read two of his most famous novels – Arch of Triumph and All Quiet on the Western Front. After 5 novels (Shadows in Paradise, Three Comrades, A Time to Love and a Time to Die, The Night in Lisbon and The Black Obelisk), his voice sounds so familiar, that while reading I feel an overwhelming calmness. In a world where nothing is right, where humanity has continued on the path...more
A huge fan of Erich Maria Remarque as I am, surprisingly I hadn’t read two of his most famous novels – Arch of Triumph and All Quiet on the Western Front. After 5 novels (Shadows in Paradise, Three Comrades, A Time to Love and a Time to Die, The Night in Lisbon and The Black Obelisk), his voice sounds so familiar, that while reading I feel an overwhelming calmness. In a world where nothing is right, where humanity has continued on the path...more
Nov 21, 2007Signe rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
I was blown away by this book. It is very old and still it touches on some things that are universal and beyond restraints such as time.
It's set in the illegal refugee community in Paris during the second world war, and the protagonist is a not too sympathetic doctor, who practises illegally for pittances, drinks himself down more or less every night because of his insomnia, has casual relationships when he doesn't play chess with a Russian refugee friend of his, has countless political discuss...more
It's set in the illegal refugee community in Paris during the second world war, and the protagonist is a not too sympathetic doctor, who practises illegally for pittances, drinks himself down more or less every night because of his insomnia, has casual relationships when he doesn't play chess with a Russian refugee friend of his, has countless political discuss...more
Dec 17, 2011S. rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Rediscovering the books that I read when I was too young. Read in 2 nights. One of my favourite books definitely.
It was like I could almost feel how the author felt when he was writing it.
Everything is so complicated and yet brought to us so simply.
Must read.
Feb 22, 2014Bettie☯ rated it it was amazingIt was like I could almost feel how the author felt when he was writing it.
Everything is so complicated and yet brought to us so simply.
Must read.
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· review of another edition Shelves: film-only, winter-20132014, published-1939, translation, gulp, nazi-related, wwii, france, tbr-busting-2014, france-paris
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· review of another edition Shelves: remarque, historical-fiction, german-literature
Reading this novel was devastating, heartbreaking, and heartwarming. It's now one of my treasured books.
Jan 23, 2019Olesya Razuvayevskaya rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
This novel has it all, all the attributes one can expect from Remarque's novels: war, cynical romantic with strong caring tendencies as a protagonist, unconditional friendship, and, of course, a young woman that should either be mortally ill (suffer from cancer, tuberculosis, severe form of schizophrenia), or be killed. One way or the other, she must die, little suspense here. But every single time, it is somehow fresh and catchy, not sure how he does it!
Jun 28, 2011Nadia rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Absolutely excellent! At first, after reading half way through I gave it 4 stars. Big mistake - it is definitely 5 plus. Remarque put human face on pre WW2 Europe and France in particular.
The characters, their life stories and pre war spirit of that time builds up tension and anxiety in the reader. It is more than a love story. In fact, I think love story is not central point of the book. It is there to examplify one of the inevitable feelings and to support the main underlying theme of how imp...more
The characters, their life stories and pre war spirit of that time builds up tension and anxiety in the reader. It is more than a love story. In fact, I think love story is not central point of the book. It is there to examplify one of the inevitable feelings and to support the main underlying theme of how imp...more
Nov 05, 2015Vusal Rasulzade rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Erich Maria Remarque is one of the greatest novelists i have ever read. This is third book of Erich Maria Remarque i read. I am sure i will read it again....
Aug 21, 2017Nikos79 rated it really liked it · review of another edition
One more excellent book by Remarque for the collection and for sure not the last. I 'll continue reading him. The German writer has such a warm prose full of kindness that make a reader love him, despite the fact that he is dealing with hard, cold and cruel times and topics in his books. In the 'Arch of Triumph' he focuses on refuges' life from all Europe, in a pre-ww2 Paris. More specifically his main hero German doctor whose opposite ideology to uprising Reich troubles him, finds in Paris a te...more
Oct 15, 2015Valērija Garaščenko rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
This book is simply amazing.I usually try to stay away from these kind of books because they make me feel heartbroken and uncontrollably sad,but this one was worth my tears and time. Well written and lots of beautiful descriptions of Paris.
Jan 28, 2019Nastya Ostap rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Truly, It’s my first touch to Remark’s works. I’ll keep reading all other works for sure, because I’m deeply in love with his style. Some phrases are needed to be written down to remember! Very touching for me!
Mar 18, 2017Leah Bayer added it · review of another edition
I was trying to remember a book I read as a teen and the only details I could think of were 'they were in Paris and they drank a lot of cognac.' My mom goes 'oh yeah The Arch Of Triumph!' so now I can finally add it to my Goodreads after years of wondering.
Jan 02, 2015Nikola Jankovic rated it really liked it · review of another edition Shelves: historical-fiction, audio-book, romance, world-war-2, german
Set in 1938-39, with war fast approaching, novel follows excellent German surgeon Ravic, a refugee from Nazi regime, who is living in Paris illegally and without documents. Beyond surviving, working for two Parisian below average doctors and not getting caught, Ravic has one more wish - to get revenge on Gestapo officer which tortured him, his girlfriend and friends at his time in Berlin.
I loved Remarque's All Quiet on the Western Front. It was one of the best books I read in past few years. In...more
I loved Remarque's All Quiet on the Western Front. It was one of the best books I read in past few years. In...more
May 16, 2011Maria Marinas rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
EMR manages, once again, to deliver a superb, claustrophobic account of the subject. In this case, the year before the outbreak of WW2. An in-depth study of life in Paris at the time, focussing on the diversity of emigrants of the time and the diverse outcome in their lives. Coming from different backgrounds and going to different futures, they are all linked by the present situation. The main character is complete, deep and powerful. With a good dosage of black humour, I particularly enjoyed th...more
Mar 23, 2019Marija Andreeva rated it really liked it · review of another edition Shelves: melancholic, period-drama-historic-fiction, classics
4.5
Great book, great story, the melancholic pace of the writing gives such a deep insight in a world that is shattered by war, and also shows the deep need for love even when everything else falls apart. The whole book deeply touched me in a way I really didn't expect it. Ravik, Boris have such great dialogues... Extraordinary writing...
Great book, great story, the melancholic pace of the writing gives such a deep insight in a world that is shattered by war, and also shows the deep need for love even when everything else falls apart. The whole book deeply touched me in a way I really didn't expect it. Ravik, Boris have such great dialogues... Extraordinary writing...
Apr 30, 2019Mandeep Singh rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
This has been my hundredth book on goodreads and I am happy that it was this book.
This book is pure emotion, it moves slowly but in every communication there is something deep which author is conveying.
I will recommend it to all generations. Please read Remarque
This book is pure emotion, it moves slowly but in every communication there is something deep which author is conveying.
I will recommend it to all generations. Please read Remarque
Aug 19, 2018Nataly rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Ravic reminds me of the Doctor Pascal (by French classic Emile Zola) - both are doctors, both non-religious, both cure some poor patients for free and even help them with money, both suffer due to vile religious people.
The book is great! Though all the books by Remarque are great.
The book is great! Though all the books by Remarque are great.
Aug 07, 2018Sheril rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Highly recommending it! If you want your soul to be taken hostage under the spell of pre-war times, then that’s the book for you!
Aug 23, 2018Hovhannes Torosyan rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
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Erich Maria Remarque (pen name of Erich Paul Remark) is one of the best known and most widely read authors of German literature in the twentieth century.
Remarque's biography is essentially marked and his writing fundamentally influenced by German history of the twentieth century: Childhood and youth in imperial Osnabrück, World War I, the Weimar Republic, and most of all his exile in Switzerland...more
Remarque's biography is essentially marked and his writing fundamentally influenced by German history of the twentieth century: Childhood and youth in imperial Osnabrück, World War I, the Weimar Republic, and most of all his exile in Switzerland...more
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