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This book presents current research in the psychology of war. Topics discussed in this compilation include psychosocial processes of a group of children in an experimental situation of political polarisation and war; children's psychological distress and needs in Northern Uganda's conflict zone; antecedents and consequences of combat-decorated war heroism; disorganisation of the collective envelopes of the child in the experience of war and the psychic construction of Jewish children hidden in France during the Holocaust.