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The 15-Year-Old Keeping War Memories Alive
As Memorial Day arrives, Herman Wouk’s ‘War and Remembrance’ remains a powerful reminder that history survives only when we can still imagine the people trapped inside it, writes Aaron Mac Lean.
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What happenedThe 15-Year-Old Keeping War Memories Alive.
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Right / center-rightWar, Memory, and the Sons We Lose
As Memorial Day arrives, Herman Wouk’s ‘War and Remembrance’ remains a powerful reminder that history survives only when we can still imagine the people trapped inside it, writes Aaron Mac...