Psychopathy (2)
Regardless of the power of the time period to inflict fear and horror on people, it is not an uncontested idea and certainly, not even seems as a analysis in the DSM-III, the handbook of psychological disorders published by the American Psychological Association (APA).
The ladies of Ravensbruck weren’t usually in a position to bodily struggle again towards the Nazi SS, but they did interact in fixed religious resistance. They held language, history and geography classes. They improvised theater and music and so they shared recipes, getting ready imaginary meals. They sabotaged the V1 and V2 navy rockets they were assembling on the Siemens Manufacturing facility. They kept secret data of what the Nazis were doing. In the early phases of Ravensbruck there was even a secret newspaper.
Not even my attorney-shopper conferences with Shaker are free from the insanity. Since starting work on Guantanamo cases in 2005, I’ve been …