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World War I trench

Hemingway on War and Its Aftermath

Source: National Archives

Although best know for his fiction, Ernest Hemingway was also a war correspondent and a Red Cross ambulance driver. Read this article from the National Archives to find out how Hemingway’s wartime experiences influenced his writing.

This entry was posted in A Matter of Life or Death and tagged Arts & Entertainment, Culture & Society, Historic Figures, History on January 31, 2014 by .

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