Siegfried Sassoon was a renowned English poet whose experiences in World War I deeply influenced his writing. Known for his bravery, earning him the nickname 'Mad Jack', he was awarded the Military Cross in 1916. His war poetry, characterized by stark realism and anti-war sentiment, critiqued the romanticism of war and military incompetence. Post-war, he penned the 'Sherston Trilogy', reflecting his disillusionment. Sassoon's legacy as a war poet and author offers insight into the toll of war on the human psyche.
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Siegfried Sassoon's parentage
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Siegfried Sassoon's higher education and choice
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Siegfried Sassoon's first publication and its impact
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______ was transformed forever by the start of World War I, joining the ______ on ______.
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Sassoon's injury and recuperation location, April 1917
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Sassoon's anti-war document title, 1917
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Sassoon's alternative to court-martial
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Owen penned '______ et Decorum Est' and 'Anthem for ______ Youth', significant poems from his time with Sassoon.
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Sassoon's return to service year
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Sassoon's behavior under fire post-protest
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Sassoon's post-war career
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Siegfried Sassoon tied the knot with ______ in 1933 and welcomed a son named ______ three years later.
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Sassoon's portrayal of war
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Critique in 'The General'
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Impact of 'Glory of Women' & 'The Hero'
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______ is remembered as a soldier and writer who openly criticized World War I through his works.
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