A Synthesis of Psychopolitics
Author: Mohr, Ed
Tabernacle: 1976
(EN: This book is somewhat controversial - not merely because of its topic, but because of its origin. It is presented as a synthesis of various Soviet documents on the practice of brainwashing, but may in fact be a fabrication to provoke outrage and opposition to the communist party and due to its suspicious origin is considered that it may be a hoax or a work of science fiction. I've read it, and preserved notes, as it seems interesting and plausible, in spite of its dubious validity and origin.)
Page Main Title
- The History and Definition of Psychopolitics
- Man as a Political Organism
- Man as an Economic Organism
- State Goals for the Individual and the Masses
- An Examination of Loyalties
- Obedience in General
- Stimulus-Response in Man
- Degradation, Shock, and Endurance
- Mental Health Campaigns
- Conduct Under Fire
- Psychology and Communism
- Violent Remedies
- Recruiting Assistants
- Demolishing Religious Groups
- Proposals to be Avoided
- Summary