Revolutionary neurosis

The events of the Great French Revolution, which began in 1789, became the material for this historical and psychological research.
Historians study a number of most important issues. The behavior of large human groups covered by fear becomes unpredictable and uncontrollable. The mass psychosis caused by fear during periods of revolutions fuels a persecution mania. This is expressed in the search for enemies and gives rise to a certain behavior of two opposing sides, manifested in the terror of the winners and the creation of the appropriate punitive revolutionary structures, contempt for death and a sharp increase in the number of suicides among the losers, vandalism of various forms, extravagance of mod, linguistic transformations.
The book can be recommended to historians, philosophers, psychologists and all the problems of social psychology that are interested in