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Fallen Soldiers Reshaping The Memory Of The World Wars By George L Mosse Pacific theater but still longing for his1990 Hardcover 1st Edition Dust Jacket Oxford University Press Very Good War psychology Fallen Soldiers: Reshaping the Memory of the World Wars (1990) by prominent historian George L. Mosse examines how societies coped with unprecedented mass death. He introduces the "Myth of the War Experience"a cultural phenomenon that sanctified the battlefield, transforming horrific carnage into glorious martyrdom to make an unpalatable past acceptable.