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Why might the theme of the human disfigurement be especially powerful to the generation that lived through the world war 1?

Why might the theme of the human disfigurement be especially powerful to the generation that lived through the world war 1?
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Why might the theme of the human disfigurement be especially powerful to the generation that lived through the world war 1?

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Im not sure but i think it was because of all of the unjustices to all the people in world war 1

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