Concentration Camp Survivors in Norway and Israel
- 200pages
- 7 heures de lecture
The study investigates the lasting psychological effects of the severe stress experienced by individuals in World War II concentration camps. It analyzes the symptoms and conditions resulting from these traumatic experiences, focusing on both Norwegian and Israeli former inmates. The Norwegian group consists of individuals who returned to their homeland post-war, while the Israeli participants hail from various European countries occupied by Germany, all of whom immigrated to Israel after 1948. The research aims to identify critical factors contributing to their mental health challenges.
