"Travels to the front, from Dunkirk to Belfort" is a book written by the famous American writer Edith Wharton. In this literary work, the author tells about her impressions and memories from a trip to the frontline cities of France during the First World War. With the help of vivid speech and deep analysis, Wharton reveals not only war events and trials, but also the atmosphere of that time, showing the heroism, suffering and solidarity of people in the most difficult moments. This book preserves the memory of those who stood face to face with war and inspires reflection on the value of peace and harmony.