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'''Wilfred Owen''' was a British [[soldier]] and [[poet]], noted for his works from World War I. He was killed at the [[Battle of the Sambre]] just a week before the end of the war. Owen's work is noted for its stark depiction of the horrors of war, describing the horrors of German [[chemical weapon|gas attacks]] and of trench warfare. His most famous poems are perhaps <i>[[Dulce et Decorum Est]]</i> and <i>Anthem for Doomed Youth</i>.
'''Wilfred Owen''', (1893 - 1918) <ref>http://www.warpoetry.co.uk/owena.htm</ref> was a British [[soldier]] and [[poet]], noted for his works from World War I. He was killed at the [[Battle of the Sambre]] just a week before the end of the war. Owen's work is noted for its stark depiction of the horrors of war, describing the horrors of German [[chemical weapon|gas attacks]] and of trench warfare. His most famous poems are perhaps <i>[[Dulce et Decorum Est]]</i> and <i>Anthem for Doomed Youth</i>.
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