про "у дедов депрессии не было", венгерская версия:
... the Hungarian medical scientist, Kálmán Sántha (1903–1956) ... discussed the nervous exhaustion caused by the Stakhanovist movement. For doing so, he was deprived of his university post in a show trial. Interestingly, the doctors at Lipótmező, the most important psychiatric institution in Hungary, testified that they had never encountered such cases at their institute, but according to the patient files, many workers were treated for nervous exhaustion in the early 1950s.
про "у дедов депрессии не было", венгерская версия:
... the Hungarian medical scientist, Kálmán Sántha (1903–1956) ... discussed the nervous exhaustion caused by the Stakhanovist movement. For doing so, he was deprived of his university post in a show trial. Interestingly, the doctors at Lipótmező, the most important psychiatric institution in Hungary, testified that they had never encountered such cases at their institute, but according to the patient files, many workers were treated for nervous exhaustion in the early 1950s.
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