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World War I did not begin with weapons — it began in the human mind.

In this documentary-style psychology video, we explore why World War I happened, focusing on the psychological forces that pushed nations toward conflict. Rather than repeating dates and political events, this video breaks down the human behavior, fear, pride, group identity, propaganda, and cognitive biases that made war feel inevitable.

You’ll discover:
• How national pride became fragile collective ego
• Why fear and paranoia escalated tension
• The psychology of leadership misjudgment
• How alliances removed individual choice
• Why propaganda emotionally conditioned entire populations
• How group identity and “us vs them” thinking justified violence
• Why the assassination was a trigger, not the cause
• How moral disengagement allowed ordinary people to commit extraordinary harm

This video is part of a dark psychology documentary series, revealing how the same psychological patterns that caused World War I still exist today.

Understanding these forces is not about the past —
it’s about recognizing the warning signs in the present.