Paul Lintier Books

The diary captures the experiences of Paul Lintier, a budding French writer who enlisted in the army in 1913 and found himself on the Western Front at the onset of World War I. Over the first two months of the conflict, he documents the harsh realities of war, blending personal reflections with the broader historical context, offering a poignant glimpse into the life of a soldier and the impact of the war on his creative spirit.

Set against the backdrop of 1914, this work offers a firsthand account from a gunner of a .75mm battery, capturing the experiences and memories of wartime service. Its historical significance is underscored by the effort to preserve it for future generations through modern formatting and clear, readable text. The republishing aims to keep the narrative alive, ensuring that the insights and reflections from this critical period in history remain accessible and appreciated.