The Best Years of Our Lives All wars, regardless of the magnitude of its loss of life or the geographical breadth of its destruction, posses a number of defining characteristics. One of these traits actually takes place after the war. Almost all soldiers, upon returning home, engage in an emotional struggle nearly as great as the physical one they fought on the battlefield. The homecoming, while generally regarded as a joyful occasion, is not without …showed first 75 words of 1394 total…

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