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4. Beginning with "The Winds of War," launched back in February 1983, Herman Wouk's sprawling re-creation of World War II has consumed 34 Now, as the final 11 1/2 hours of air time. Remembrance" wind down, Wouk's 46-hour television saga has spanned six years, longer than the war itself. Tonight's chapter picks up where last November's cliffhanger left off. It's 1943, and U.S. Navy Capt. Victor "Pug" Henry (Robert Mitchum) is navigating turbulent waters in relationships with his wife (Polly Bergen) and lover (Victoria Tennant). In the Pacific, Pug's son, Byron (Hart Bochner), a submarine officer, battles both the Byron's brother. And at Theresienstadt, the so-called "paradise ghetto" for Jews in Czechoslovakia, Byron's Jewish wife, Natalie (Jane Seymour), and her uncle Aaron (John Gielgud) struggle to preserve their dignity in the face of degradation at the hands of the Nazis. The miniseries continues nightly through Wednesday and concludes next Sunday. Col. "Hack" Peters: Mike Connors. Berel: Topol. Udam: Eli Danker. Eichmann: Milton Johns. Maj. Rahm: Robert Stephens. Slate: David Dukes. Madeline: Leslie Hope. (3 hrs.) Japanese and his superior (Barry Bostwick), who is having an affair with Janice Henry (Sharon Stone), the widow of

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4.; Beginning with "The Winds of War," launched back in February 1983, Herman Wouk's sprawling re-creation of World War II has consumed 34 1/2 hours of air time. Now, as the final 11 1/2 hours of "War and Remembrance" wind down, Wouk's 46-hour television saga has spanned six years, longer than the war itself. Tonight's chapter picks up where last November's cliffhanger left off. It's 1943, and U.S. Navy Capt. Victor "Pug" Henry (Robert Mitchum) is navigating turbulent waters in relationships with his wife (Polly Bergen) and lover (Victoria Tennant). In the Pacific, Pug's son, Byron (Hart Bochner), a submarine officer, battles both the Japanese and his superior (Barry Bostwick), who is having an affair with Janice Henry (Sharon Stone), the widow of Byron's brother. And at Theresienstadt, the so-called "paradise ghetto" for Jews in Czechoslovakia, Byron's Jewish wife, Natalie (Jane Seymour), and her uncle Aaron (John Gielgud) struggle to preserve their dignity in the face of degradation at the hands of the Nazis. The miniseries continues nightly through Wednesday and concludes next Sunday.