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Persecution and Compensation

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1965
ELEVEN YEARS after the liberation of the last concentration camp prisoners the German Federal Government, in June of 1956, issued a law to compensate victims of the Nazi regime. Not the sufferings, but any loss in earning power due to impairment of body or health was to be compensable.
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Persecution

2005
Abstract Since the destruction of the Second Temple, the majority of the Jewish people has lived as an ethnic and religious minority, subject to sustained prejudice, debilitating social and economic constraints, spatial confinement, and episodes of more or less intense persecutions, ranging from riots and pogroms to massacres and ...
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The persecution and deservedness scale

Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice, 2009
Objectives. To design a brief measure to assess both the severity of paranoid thinking and the perceived deservedness of persecution, which can be employed in clinical and non‐clinical populations. Background.
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Persecution of the fifty-somethings.

Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987), 1998
I WONDER how much wastage of skills, knowledge, respect and loyalty occurs when a nurse, on reaching 50- something, is placed on the 'witchhunt hit-list?
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