"Three Soldiers" is a novel by the American writer John Dos Passos, which was published in 1921. In this book, the author tells about the fate of three young American soldiers who got to the front during the First World War. Through the prism of their impressions and thoughts, the reader gets to know the cruelty of the war, the indifference of the authorities to the soldiers, the psychological stress and mental anguish they experienced. John Dos Passos writes about the loss of innocence, the disillusionment with heroism, the search for meaning in senseless warfare. Through his characters, he recreates the conflict between ideals and reality, depicting war not only as combat, but also as an internal conflict with oneself. "Three Soldiers" is not only a reflection of wartime, but also a deep psychological drama that will touch every reader with its power and truthfulness.