/u/MichaelPraetorius's posts in /r/askhistorians
The effects of "shellshock" are widely studied in the modern military, but it must have always been a massive factor in war. How far back were the effects of war on the human psychology documented? And how have views of those struggling with shellshock changed since war began?
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My Oma, 15 years old, fled the bombed city of Hannover in 1944 (or '45). Next, she is seen in Bremen in 1945 in her 'Pflichtjahr'. I need to fill in the blanks. How did she end up in Bremen? Through German or US force? I'm desperate for answers. Pictures inside.
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A relative's 1940 Census Record has a strange occupation --"M--ions in the Handicap Project" -- Does anyone have any insight?
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Interested in learning about greetings, bowing, and curtsies through history. Especially the Full Texas Bow and originations of these.
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