Examples of using Shell shock in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Severe shell shock.
There is no such thing as shell shock.
Shell shock, battleNfatigue, post-traumatic stress syndrome.
Classic shell shock.
In 1918, Tommy was suffering from shell shock.
Were you ever treated for shell shock, battle fatigue, neuroses or psychoses?
In World War I it was called Shell Shock.
In World War I it had been"shell shock"; in World War II,"combat fatigue.".
In World War I they called it shell shock.
Veterinary hospitals were established to assist horses in recovering from shell shock and battle wounds, but thousands of equine corpses still lined the roads of the Western Front.
In the Great War they called it shell shock.
Soldiers found that better-bredhorses were more likely to suffer from shell shock and act up when exposed to the sights and sounds of war than less-well-bred animals, who often learned to lie down and take cover at the sound of artillery fire.
Flying stress, combat fatigue, shell shock, even.
They call it shell shock.
By the First World War it was called shell shock.
In the first world war it was known as shell shock.
After the 1st World war they called it shell shock.
In the first two world wars they called it shell shock.
Donnie, looks like this one's suffering from shell shock.
In the first world war,that condition was called shell shock.
More recently in the First World War it was called shell shock.
In the First World War,this condition was called“shell shock.”.
We have had various names for post-traumatic stress throughout the history of war: homesickness,soldier's heart, shell shock, thousand-yard stare, for instance.