"One of the Many" is a philosophical drama written by the Austrian writer Remarque. The book tells the story of a young man who, after losing faith in justice and the meaning of life, joins the army of the First World War. He becomes one of the many soldiers who feel that they are only small chains of war, linked together by tragic circumstances. The author successfully combined a realistic description of everyday life at the front with the main character's philosophical reflections on war, love, friendship and justice. This is a work that leaves a deep mark in the hearts of readers and encourages thinking about the meaning of life and the desire of a person to remain a person even in the most difficult times.