The Psychology of War

"In war there is no undamaged solder." In many cases people tend to concentrate on the physical aspects of war, such as the physical requirements required and the many physical injuries that may be incurred Yes. The physical aspects of battle are terrible, but the psychological aspect of war is likewise bad, but it's not that bad. Over the centuries war has separated young people from their families and loving ones and fought in harsh conditions. Removing from your loved ones to make your life online is very important.

In child's psychology, pretending to be a war is called a "drama game." This is an opportunity for a child to experience a different life from himself. It is a lion praying for the bravery and sacrifice of soldiers, in a celebrating society this is an easy way for a child to play a role in terms of position - it is the same as playing a doctor or a firefighter. If you have seen children being burglars and Indians or robbers with the police, you may have seen them discussing and negotiating through illusions. The imaginary bullet missed their goal, or when it was not before, big trees were the base. These negotiations are subtle - if a child pushes too far, the game is no longer fun for everyone.

Victims of psychological war are as old as war itself. Deuteronomy, Greeks, and Shakespeare are all conveying this to us. However, it was not until the First World War that science began to understand this correctly, and today we showed a kind of diagnosis that we knew well. Even during the war, some medical professionals still believe that "shell shock" or "war neurosis" will result in the physical impact of explosive military ammunition, as well known. . But slowly it began to form another theory. The special symptoms exhibited by a large number of soldiers (80 thousand British military only) are brought about by emotion rather than physical stress. When you see the terrible sight of death, friends and enemies, you will encounter a particularly spooky ending

In November 1935, the Psychological War Laboratory of the Imperial War Bureau submitted a study on how to weaken the red armor's morale in the outbreak of the German-Soviet war. The German psychological warfare force worked closely with Russian Fascist Party in Harbin to create a series of Russian brochures for distribution by the Soviet Union. The majority of its content is to play anti-Semitism of Russia, and one of the booklets called "Gentlemen's Political Committee and Party Officials" is the "almost dirty Jewish" group. This brochure finally stood up to the "brothers" of the Red Army and urged all the "political committee members of the Jewish" to be killed.