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war neurosis

NOUN
combat fatigue
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Despite a good share of war ruins and a great deal of real poverty, the Italians show little trace of the war neurosis that is attacking the rest of Europe.

From Time Magazine Archive

One of the first and clearest examples of the method's value was in the treatment of World War II victims of combat fatigue or "war neurosis."

From Time Magazine Archive

Kirby accepted a state medical diagnosis that Coughlin was suffering at the time of the incident from "traumatic war neurosis" and thus could not be held criminally responsible for his action.

From Time Magazine Archive

Now the barriers which you had built against this war neurosis have broken down.

From The Brain by Blade, Alexander

As a matter of fact, I heard Mr. West preach that morning to the boys suffering from war neurosis, or "shell shock," in Hospital 117.

From The Fight for the Argonne Personal Experiences of a 'Y' Man by West, William Benjamin




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