A Psychological Retrospect Of The Great War

Step into the world of wartime psychology with this groundbreaking analysis of the Great War. The author closely examines the psychological effects of war on soldiers, exploring topics like trauma, shell shock, and the impact of propaganda. This classic text is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of psychology and war.

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