That was all they had saved.

In their way they were just as pathetic as the peasants sleeping under the hedges.

They were just as homeless, friendless, just as much in need of food and sleep, and in their eyes was the same look of fear and horror.

Bernhardi tells his countrymen that war is glorious, heroic, and for a nation an economic necessity.

Instead, it is stupid, unintelligent.