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* ShutUpHannibal: Victor Henry does this a lot in his notes on Armin Von Roon's [[ShowWithinAShow history of the war]], arguing against Von Roon's attempts to paint Churchill or Roosevelt as NotSoDifferent from Hitler or the Holocaust as no worse than the atrocities committed by the democracies.
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* ShutUpHannibal: Victor Henry does this a lot in his notes on Armin Von Roon's [[ShowWithinAShow history of the war]], arguing against Von Roon's attempts to paint Churchill or Roosevelt as NotSoDifferent no different from Hitler or the Holocaust as no worse than the atrocities committed by the democracies.
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* ShutUpHannibal: Victor Henry does this a lot in his notes on Armin Von Roon's [[ShowWithinAShow history of the war]], arguing against Von Roon's attempts to paint Churchill or Roosevelt as NotSoDifferent from Hitler or the Holocaust as no worse than the atrocities committed by the democracies.
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* VillainousBreakdown: In the TV miniseries adaptation of ''War and Rememberance'', Hitler has an ''[[LargeHam exceptionally epic]]'' one when he's informed that Steiner could not [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huf9JUibW0E muster reinforcements to come to Berlin's aid.]]
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* VillainousBreakdown: In the TV miniseries adaptation of ''War and Rememberance'', Remembrance'', Hitler has an ''[[LargeHam exceptionally epic]]'' one when he's informed that Steiner could not [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huf9JUibW0E muster reinforcements to come to Berlin's aid.]]
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* PosthumousCharacter: General Von Roon almost never appears in the main body of the novel; his war experiences are all recounted in his [[ShowWithinAShow books and essays]], which he withheld from publication until after his death. Averted in the TV adaptations, where this device was not possible and Roon's experiences are dramatized instead.
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* WeHaveBecomeComplacent
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* WeHaveBecomeComplacentWeHaveBecomeComplacent: Several characters express this feeling about Americans, who before and after Pearl Harbor mostly seem to go on with their lives as if the war doesn't exist.
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** Pamela is a sympathetic attempted adulterer. Rhoda is an [=UNsympathetic=] adulterer -- she has a rather unlikable personality to begin with.
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** Pamela is a sympathetic attempted adulterer.adulterer [[spoiler:knowing that she can never have Victor as long as he's still married, not least because of the very decency and sense of honor that so much attract her to him, she gets engaged to a RAF officer in the second volume to try to get over her hopeless love. It doesn't work, though, because once Victor and Rhoda divorce, Pamela and Victor get back together, this time for good.]]. Rhoda is an [=UNsympathetic=] adulterer -- she has a rather unlikable personality to begin with. [[spoiler:Victor finally has had enough and divorces Rhoda when, after he forgives her and takes her back after her first affair, she starts another one with an Army officer she meets on the train after Midway.]]
