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Many World War 1 Soldiers Never Recovered from the War #shorts #history #ww1

Did you know that during World War I, nearly 250,000 soldiers were afflicted by shell shock, a terrifying condition caused by constant bombardment and fear? Life in the trenches pushed early 20th-century soldiers to the edge, with sudden noises or dropped helmets triggering panic or mental collapse. This video explores the harrowing reality of WWI, examining how soldiers endured relentless artillery, adapted to extreme stress, and survived in the ancient battlefields of modern history. Join us as we uncover the hidden psychological toll of the Great War. Could you survive the mental horrors of WWI?


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