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War and Remembrance
Book • 2002
War and Remembrance is the sequel to Herman Wouk's 'The Winds of War' and completes the cycle of the Henry family's experiences during World War II. The novel delves into historical events such as the battles at Midway, Yalta, Guadalcanal, and El Alamein, as well as the Allied invasions of Normandy and the Philippines.
It also explores the personal struggles and transformations of the characters, particularly the rediscovery of Jewish identity by Aaron Jastrow and his niece Natalie Henry amidst the horrors of the Holocaust.
The book is known for its meticulous historical detail and its emotional impact on readers, capturing the drama, romance, heroism, and tragedy of World War II through the lens of a single American family.
It also explores the personal struggles and transformations of the characters, particularly the rediscovery of Jewish identity by Aaron Jastrow and his niece Natalie Henry amidst the horrors of the Holocaust.
The book is known for its meticulous historical detail and its emotional impact on readers, capturing the drama, romance, heroism, and tragedy of World War II through the lens of a single American family.
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as an example of historical fiction that makes history approachable for young readers.


Jack Carr

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Jack Carr on Writing, Becoming World Class, and Building Character
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when discussing similarities between Evans Carlson's role as FDR's eyes and ears and a character in Herman Wouk's fictionalization of World War Two.

Aaron MacLean

Ep 219: Stephen Platt on Mao's China and the Original Marine Raider
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Jeff Shaara

The Shadow of War