CSPAN3 Shell Shock During World War I January 15, 2017
Annessa stagner. After working as a visiting associate and its assistant professor in pedagogical fellow in california, she now serves as the dean of Academic Services at lavar community college. Her research focuses on the history of psychological war trauma. Particularly the neurological effects of shellshocked during world war i. 1916will highlight how in the public began to understand of devastating complications the shellshocked tech epidemic. Later she will address how various attends were made to and oftenhe revocable invisible damage that this disorder wrought on soldiers and others in...