What happened: Norman Bussel, who survived a German prison camp in World War II and later highlighted veterans' hidden traumas, has died aged 102. He worked to raise awareness of the psychological struggles faced by veterans.
Why it matters:
- His efforts helped bring attention to mental health issues like nightmares and survivor guilt among veterans.
- Veterans and their families benefit from greater understanding and support due to his advocacy.
MNN Take: Bussel's experiences and activism shed light on the long-term effects of war on mental health, emphasising the importance of recognising and addressing veterans' unseen challenges.
Sources: NYTimes US