Paul and his friend Albert Kropp where injured, while trying to escape, by gunshot wounds. ... After a few more weeks Paul and Kropp parted, Paul going to war and Kropp going home. ... Albert Kropp was one of the students that enlisted at the same time as Paul. When Kropp and Paul were injured and sent to a hospital then his leg was amputated. ... This was very dehumanizing for both Paul and Kropp. ...
Paul and Albert Kropp, one of Paul's young friends, were wounded and put on a train to seek treatment for their injuries. As they were traveling on the train, Kropp become ill with a fever and was schedule to be dropped off at the next stop. Paul wanted to stay with his friend so he convinced the nurse to let him off the train with Kropp. After a few weeks Paul goes back to the war and Kropp goes home after having his leg took off. ... Paul is now the only one left. ...
Paul decides to go ahead and visit one of is an old classmate who is Kemmerich. Kemmerich had suffered a wound and it was obvious to Paul that he would soon die. Paul does not leave Kemmerich's side until he dies. Paul had become fairly good friends with this forty-year-old soldier who goes by the name Kat. ... One of Paul's other classmates by the name of Kropp, has a different opinion on the war....
Paul has several friends who enlisted with him. ... Albert Kropp is also an intellectual; he has his own theories as to how the war should be fought out. ... Katczinsky, commonly called Kat, is Paul's best friend. ... One day Kropp and Baumer are wounded while evacuating a village. Baumer fully recovers, but Kropp has to have his leg amputated. ...
Paul's best friend Kat is a very resourceful man and can always find food. He is also older then Paul and most of the soldiers at war. Kropp, Muller, and Tjaden are all close friends of Paul and bring different things to the novel. Kantorek, Paul's previous schoolmaster, is essentially why they were at the war. ... Duval, a French soldier, is the first person that Paul kills in hand-to-hand combat. ...
Kropp, Paul's friend believes that leaders should set up clubs discussing their disagreements. ... Paul returns and goes to battle. ... The next battle injures Paul and Kropp. ... Paul goes through surgery and Kropp has his leg amputated. ... And in October 1918, Paul is killed. ...
Before the four, Kropp, Muller, Leer, and Paul, decided to volunteer for the war they were just friends trying to make a living. ... People were dying from their group and towards the end Paul and Kat were the only ones left. ... Paul going out of his way and only thinking about his friend and getting him out of there. ...
Nationalism is what gets Paul and the others to join the army. ... Paul, the narrator of the book, went to the war alongside of some of his friends Tjaden, Muller, Kropp, and some others. ... Paul was the last one of his friends to survive which means he saw the most and was the most effected by the war. ... At the end of the book even though he out lasted everyone he went to the war with Paul died. ... The time that the report was issued is the same time that Paul was killed. ...
