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In the Unites States, Remarque had a tempestuous affair with the actress Marlene Dietrich, which inspired his novel Arch of Triumph. In 1958, he married another film star, Paulette Goddard. They eventually left the United States and moved to Porto Ranco, Switzerland, where Remarque died on September 25, 1970.
Most of Remarque’s novels deal with political and social upheaval in Europe during the First and Second World Wars. Several of his novels were adapted to film. However, All Quiet on the Western Front remains his masterpiece; none of his other works approaches its critical acclaim and popularity. The novel and its first film adaptation are still influential as antiwar works and important chronicles of World War I. One of the remarkable aspects of the book’s success in England and America is that, unlike most other works dealing with World War I, All Quiet on the Western Front deals with the experiences of German soldiers—detested enemies of the English and Americans during World War I and World War II. That American and English reception of the book was so positive from the outset testifies to its ability to speak for all soldiers who suffered through the horrors of World War I.
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Charlemagne was able to unite practically the whole Western Europe and to proclaim himself the Holy Roman Emperor. By creating certain institutions he stabilized his government in the country.
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Continuing the policy of expansion of the Frankish kingdom started by his father, during 46 years of his reign, Charlemagne led 53 military campaigns to spread Christianity and protect the Frankish state from the incursion of neighbors, but also to impose his hegemony throughout the West.
After the establishment of the empire, he focused his activity on organization, and reduced his personal share in military ventures by leaving them to his sons.
Self-taught and a lover of grammar, Charlemagne sought to promote knowledge. His desire to educate the clergy prompted cultural renewal, the so-called the Carolingian renaissance or reform.
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