Trauma and Memory: War and Refugees

Trauma studies hold a cardinal position in evincing the physiological and psychological impact of the victims who travel along with the memories of suffering throughout their lives. Such people are marginalized and undergo a series of oppression in their lives and find it extremely difficult to cope. Victims who strive for peace and positive change attempt to divert their minds from the life of monotony to excitement. Trauma stick deep rooted into the minds of the victims and it takes a long years to come out of their emotional dependency. There are many refugees who had undergone multiple oppression and found it extremely demanding to make the opponents understand their life of repression. Most countries face wars every day in different corner of the world and experience internal and external conflicts of wars, directly or indirectly. Humankind should learn compassion and respect humanity to comprehend and save the victims from any form of suffering. This present paper traverse about how diverse wars pave way to trauma and the distressing memories that eventually haunt and provide nightmares to lead a life of leisure.