Le Roy Eltinge's "Psychology of War" explores the psychological effects of war on individuals and societies. Drawing on case studies and historical examples, Eltinge analyzes how war can both reveal and shape the human psyche. This book is a timely and insightful contribution to the field of psychology, particularly in light of current global conflicts.

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