The NS- propaganda spread the interpretation that Prien's success at Scapa Flow turned the symbolic triumph of scuttling the fleet, and had finally rid the older generation from the Scapa Flow traumata.
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These early preverbal traumata, as well as later difficult childhood experiences, can only be fully recognized by re-living the experience at an emotional level. This emotional expression of deep memory is called a "primal". Its expression begins the process of integration of the experience into the personality of the individual and the re-adjustment of his or her world view.Integration Article by John Rowan at the International Primal Association - Accessed July 2006 The human mind as a self healing organic process constantly draws the individual's attention to potential situations in which these traumata can be relived and integrated.
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Unnur completed her matriculation examination from the natural sciences track of Akureyri Junior College in 1992 and a BA in Psychology from the University of Iceland in 1996. She started a doctoral programme at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm in 1999 and completed her doctorate in clinical epidemiology in 2003. Her doctoral dissertation, “The loss of a husband to cancer: additional and avoidable psychological traumata”, focused on widows’ health and adjustment after their husbands’' sickness and death due to cancer.Skrá um doktorsritgerðir Íslendinga.
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Because burial chambers can be easily entered, one could question the likelihood of the sacrifice of a wife and/or child when a man dies, without any ethnohistorical evidence to support this in this culture. In fact Buzon and JuddBuzon, M. R., & Judd, M. A. (2008). Investigating health at Kerma: Sacrificial versus nonsacrificial individuals. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 136(1), 93–99. question this assumption by analyzing traumata and indicators of skeletal stress in these “sacrificial victims.” Most remains are found in a lightly contracted or contracted position on their sides.
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Grossarth-Maticek speaks of a "peculiar compulsion to act without necessity in a certain way and not differently". Such behavior arises from a consolidation of behavior patterns in the first years of life.Brand eins: Wo das Dogma beginnt, ist das Leben am Ende If the "free flow of love" was disturbed by early childhood rejections, traumata, disappointment or other experiences, there could be disturbances of the inner and outer communication in adulthood,Grossarth-Maticek quoted by , p. 1 which, in combination with other factors synergistically, have an effect on health.
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The murder of Chloé Ansel (in French: Affaire Chloé Ansel) refers to the kidnapping, and subsequent killing, of a 9-year-old French child in April 2015. On April 15, 2015, Chloé Ansel was kidnapped near her home, and only hours later found dead near the woods in Calais - her body showing obvious signs of sexual violence and strangulation, traumata later confirmed through an autopsy. The main suspect, Polish national Zbigniew Huminski, was quickly arrested and confessed to the crime afterwards. On April 21st, after a funeral at St. Pierre Church in Calais, Chloé was buried in the Nord cemetery.
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On 1 September 1863, Prus, then a 16-year-old volunteer in the Polish 1863–65 Uprising against Imperial Russia, had been captured during a battle at the village of Białka, four kilometers south of Siedlce. Thus "Fading Voices" resonates for Prus at a deeply emotional level: not only had the youngster suffered serious physical traumata and probably the beginnings of his lifelong agoraphobia, and subsequently also imprisonment at Lublin, but after the Uprising he had found himself ostracized by many of his compatriots, whom he had sought to restore to national independence.Tokarzówna and Fita, pp. 45–46 and passim.
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" In 2013, Plantation Memories by Kilomba was adapted for a stage reading at the Ballhaus Naunynstraße theatre in Berlin. The theatre wrote about her work: "With her book, Plantation Memories – Episodes of Everyday Racism, Grada Kilomba succeeds in revealing the consequences of racist violence and racist traumata through her concise and profound language." One year later, the scenic reading was shown at the Haus der Berliner Festspiele. "In her performances, Grada Kilomba brings the oral African tradition to a contemporary context, using texts, narration, images and video projections to recover the memories and realities of a postcolonial world.
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In a textbook, Carl Braun, Semmelweis's successor as assistant in the first clinic, identified 30 causes of childbed fever; only the 28th of these was cadaverous infection. Other causes included conception and pregnancy, uremia, pressure exerted on adjacent organs by the shrinking uterus, emotional traumata, mistakes in diet, chilling, and atmospheric epidemic influences. Despite this opposition, Braun, who was Assistant in the First Division in the period April 1849 to Summer 1853, maintained a relatively low mortality rate in the First Division, roughly consistent with the rate Semmelweis himself achieved, as mortality rates in the period April 1849 to end 1853 show. These results suggest that Braun continued, assiduously, to require the chlorine washings.
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