Ehre unter Feinden

The book emphasizes personal integrity and duty amidst chaos. Did anyone else find these themes resonant or conflicting with current military narratives?

The characters' dilemmas felt very real and thought-provoking. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experience or historical events.

While these moments added depth, I wondered if they detracted from the overall tension. Was this a deliberate choice to highlight character decision-making?