Psychological Consequences of the Modern Wars
Authors:
D. Štrobl
Authors‘ workplace:
Absolvent psychosociálních věd Husitské teologické fakulty UK, Praha
Published in:
Prakt. Lék. 2000; (1): 47-49
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Overview
The article deals with the problems of veterans which are often reduced only to the post-trau-matic stress disorder. The author focuses on the reactions which are not so well-known as PTSDand on the stressors which has appeared with the new military technologies. Based on the widestudy especially of foreign literature and personal meetings with the soldiers and the veteransthe follows that sort of reaction is not only PTSD, bud wider scale of more or less pathologicalreactions. He applies the theoretical knowledge to the most important conflicts, that happenedin the last thirty years - Vietnam, Persian Gulf and Yugoslavia. The last two ones show a wayof warfire, which will probably concern the souldiers of NATO in the future. It means Czechsouldiers as well.
Key words:
war trauma - post traumatic stress disorder.
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