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DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n\n'Britain's forgotten 'War of Nerves': The masses\, me
 ntal health\, morale and the fallout of the Munich Crisis'\n\nRGTGM lectur
 e by Julie Gottlieb (University of Sheffield\,UK)\n\n \n\nAbstract: The hi
 story of appeasement and international relations has conventionally been t
 old as history from above. However\, the Munich Crisis had a profound effe
 ct on the whole population\, the emotional and psychological repercussions
  evident at all levels of society\, across the social spectrum\, and cross
 ing gender\, regional\, and generational lines. The impact of the Crisis o
 n mental health and morale was a growing concern for doctors\, intellectua
 ls\, policymakers\, and the state\, although for different reasons and wit
 h sometimes conflicting motives. This paper seeks to retell the story of t
 he prelude to war as a 'People's Crisis' and as the war of nerves.\n
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LOCATION:160\, Arts Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0G5\, 853 rue Sherb
 rooke Ouest
SUMMARY:'Britain's forgotten 'War of Nerves': The masses\, mental health\, 
 morale and the fallout of the Munich Crisis'
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/lin-centre/channels/event/britains-forgotten-war-
 nerves-masses-mental-health-morale-and-fallout-munich-crisis-287942
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