Le traumatisme des enfants cachés.
Psycho-Trauma of the Hidden Children. Psychological Aftermaths of the Anti-Semitic Persecutions Among the Jewish Hidden Children in France during WW II.Psycho-trauma refers to two realities: on the one hand an objective event and on the other hand a psychological state. In order to understand what i...
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| Format: | Article ou chapitre numérique |
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Bulletin du Centre de recherche français à Jérusalem
2007
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| Online adgang: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Summary: | Psycho-Trauma of the Hidden Children. Psychological Aftermaths of the Anti-Semitic Persecutions Among the Jewish Hidden Children in France during WW II.Psycho-trauma refers to two realities: on the one hand an objective event and on the other hand a psychological state. In order to understand what is a trauma and to be able to cure traumatized patients, it is necessary to understand the traumatizing event in its historical, sociological, political and cultural aspects. When treating hidden children, it is important to know who were these hidden children during WWII, what was their social and cultural background, who were their parents and how exactly did they overcome the different life ruptures during that period. The evaluation of more than 15 years of work treating Shoah survivors and their families shows that taking into account the Jewish identity of the victims as an essential fact for the therapy offers a better chance for treatment to be effective. The author in this article gives six major technical propositions for a better understanding and treatment of that population. |
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