Air Raid Shelter
The article reflects on the traumatic memories of air raids during the Spanish Civil War, intertwined with personal experiences of spring and prayers for mercy.
Why must Ukraine's justice system adapt to a traumatized society?
The article discusses the necessity for Ukraine's justice system to evolve in response to the country's extensive trauma caused by ongoing war.
Nurse Sabrine: "Wars never leave us in peace"
Sabrine Houssam, a nurse in Beirut, shares the profound psychological and physical scars left by war on individuals and families.
The Man Without a Face
The article discusses Norbert Gstrein's novel "Im ersten Licht," which portrays a young man with a disfigured face, illustrating the haunting impact of war on individuals.
She stopped eating when the bombs fell
In Beirut, a mother recounts the struggles of her 4-year-old daughter, Zeinab, who is experiencing trauma from ongoing bombings and conflict as her family flees for safety.
The Movie Depicting War Trauma 'My Father, Family, and Me' to be Released on the 14th
The documentary film 'My Father, Family, and Me', which explores the deep-seated trauma from World War II, is set to be released on March 14.
War, Scarcity, and Hardships... Folk Songs Tell What War Achieves
The article explores the grim realities of war, emphasizing that despite declared victories, the true outcomes are permanent suffering and loss.
How Fine the Thread Hangs in the War. A Review of Alise Zariลa's Film 'Impressions'
A review of Alise Zariลa's film 'Impressions', showcasing its themes of collective trauma and forgiveness, highlighting its relevance for the youth of Latvia.
Gaza as it has never been told: "Between the Corridors of Death" Writes Pain from the Heart of the Ruins
The article discusses Riham Al-Zalaan's novel "Between the Corridors of Death," which reflects the deep pain and trauma experienced in Gaza amidst the ongoing conflict.
When the Trauma of the Iraq War is Etched into Memory, Spain Maneuvers Amid Trumpโs Pressures
Spain's Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares responded to threatening remarks from President Trump regarding trade relations and its stance on involvement in the conflict against Iran.
'With each bombing, the excitement increases': living in a war zone can provoke adrenaline addiction?
Many Ukrainians report complex emotions of fear and excitement in response to bombings, with some referring to this phenomenon as 'adrenaline addiction.'
Iranian Directors Competing for the Oscar: 'Repressions and now war. We live a collective trauma'
Iranian filmmakers Sara Khaki and Mohammadreza Eyni discuss their Oscar-nominated documentary amidst the backdrop of war and repression in Iran.
"It was incredibly painful": Ukraine has quickly learned to take mental injuries seriously
Ukraine is prioritizing the mental health of its citizens by establishing rehabilitation centers to address the psychological impacts of war.
Colors from the Heart of Gaza: To Paint So as Not to Break
A new initiative named 'Colors from the Heart of Gaza' aims to support children in war-torn Gaza by providing safe spaces for artistic expression as a means to cope with trauma.
In Burundi, refugees traumatized by the invisible wounds of war
Burundi faces an influx of Congolese refugees traumatized by violence, struggling to cope with their experiences in makeshift shelters.
A Fractured Iran Faces War with Open Wounds from Repression
Iran is grappling with the repercussions of external military aggression while dealing with internal societal fractures and trauma stemming from recent repression.
Sudetenland: He Keeps the Memory of the Expelled Germans Alive
The article discusses the remnants of the village of Kรถnigsmรผhle in the Erzgebirge region, which was abandoned in 1946 when its residents were expelled after World War II.
Art in the Gaza Strip Helps Survive the Horrors of War
In the Gaza Strip, artists are using their creativity to cope with the trauma of war, creating artworks that reflect their experiences of violence and despair.
Hundreds of Israelis Collapse Because of the War with Iran โ Not the Coming One, But the Previous One
The article discusses the aftermath of the recent conflict with Iran experienced by residents of Bat Yam, Israel, highlighting the physical and emotional damage inflicted upon the community.
Will an Ordinary Life Without Sirens Come... Children Passing Through the Tunnel of War
The article discusses the profound psychological impact of the ongoing war in Ukraine on children like Milana and Arthur, who live in constant fear and anxiety due to nightly air raid sirens and the absence of their parents.
Children Drawing Missiles, Drones, and Blood Pits on the Canvas... Feeling Insecure in Daily Life
A Ukrainian mayor discusses the psychological impact of war on children in Ternopil, where they draw images filled with violence instead of peaceful scenes.
"I had a beautiful garden in Mariupol. People told me I lived in heaven": life in Ukraine before and after the outbreak of war
As the fourth anniversary of Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine approaches, various individuals share their stories of resilience amidst ongoing trauma and hardship.
War in Ukraine: 'Dancing Saves Me'
The article explores how an eleven-year-old boy named Taras Samtschynskyj uses dance as a means of coping with the challenges posed by the Ukraine war.
The Only Survivor: A Center for Caring for Children Returning from Death in Gaza
A new center in Gaza is providing psychological support and care for children who have survived the loss of their families due to the ongoing conflict.
Sergei Medvedev: Russia has lost the right to speak about the Siege of Leningrad and the victory of 1945
Sergei Medvedev reflects on historical memories and the collective trauma of Russia regarding the Siege of Leningrad and World War II.
Amputated toes, lost 30 kilograms, and PTSD: The experience of two Ukrainian civilians in Russian captivity
Two Ukrainian civilians, Mikita Horbans and Volodimir, share their harrowing experiences of torture and trauma after being captured by Russian forces during the invasion.
Lies, horror, trauma: Kenyans recount forced Russian recruitment
Kenyans describe their traumatic experiences of being forcibly recruited into the Russian army under false pretenses of lucrative job offers.
Promises of high salaries and 'adrenaline': Brazilians are attracted to the war in Ukraine and report regret
Brazilians are drawn to fight in the Ukraine war by promises of high salaries, only to face regret and trauma upon experiencing the reality of combat.
Oleksijs Zariฤanskis: The Childhood That Was - The Traumatic Scar of Ukrainian Children
The article discusses the significant psychological trauma experienced by Ukrainian children due to the ongoing war and displacement.
An unjust 'execution' in court, it was the starting point that shook fate
The article discusses the traumatic legacy of a mother and son connected to a mass execution during the Korean War, exploring the psychological impacts and historical context surrounding their lives.
Iconic 20th Century Series That Are Difficult to Watch
The article discusses emotionally challenging television series from the 20th century that address heavy themes such as war, trauma, social injustice, and loss, affecting viewers profoundly.
The Ten Most Emotionally Challenging TV Series of the 20th Century
This article discusses ten TV series from the 20th century that are remembered for evoking strong emotions in viewers, addressing heavy themes such as war, trauma, social injustice, and loss.
This is trauma that will affect generations: Accounts of the severe condition of women and newborns in Gaza during and after the war
Two reports highlight the dire circumstances faced by women, mothers, and newborns in Gaza during and following the recent conflict, detailing interviews conducted by international and Israeli human rights organizations.
The smell of corpses haunts him.. testimony of an Israeli soldier who was in Gaza sparks widespread reaction
An Israeli soldier's video testimony about his psychological experience after participating in the violence in Gaza has gone viral, with the soldier expressing ongoing distress and trauma.
The Sea and Loud Sounds: Children of Gaza Fear Everything
Children in Gaza, born during wartime, fear not just the sounds of bombs but all loud noises, reflecting deep psychological trauma from their experiences in conflict and displacement.
The Terrifying Confession of a Serbian Footballer: 'My Whole Family Was Kneeling and Waiting for Execution'
Nigerian footballer John Mary shares a harrowing tale from his childhood in Kaduna, where he witnessed soldiers preparing knives, fearing for his family's life.
My Mother, the Woman from Another World
The article portrays the life of a woman born in the year Hitler came to power, illustrating her experiences through the horrors of war and post-war hardships, reflecting the struggles faced by her generation.
Ukraine: War medics confront their trauma in mountain retreat
The article discusses how Ukrainian war medics are dealing with their psychological trauma in a mountain retreat designed for mental health recovery.
Gaza: Some Palestinians turn to art to process war trauma
Palestinians in Gaza are using art as a means to cope with the trauma caused by ongoing conflict and war.