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PTSD is acronym for the term, "Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder". PTSD is psychiatric disorder triggered by the exposure to a traumatic event.

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Anyone who has been exposed to a traumatic event can develop PTSD. PTSD does not discriminate based on age, gender, sexual identification, race, religion or ethnicity.

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"This term describes the relationship that the "generation after" experiences, in relation to the personal, collective, and cultural trauma of those who came before to experiences they "remember" only by the means of stories, images and behaviors of which they grew up with."

(Postmemory)

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Essentially it describes the phenomenon of PTSD like responses to holocaust related topics, and false memories of holocaust events that said person was not present for.

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"triggers are anything that result in very uncomfortable emotional or psychological symptoms, like anxiety, panic, and hopelessness."

(Art International)

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Postmemory can be triggered by art. This can be in the form of literature, media, or even oral storytelling.

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Schindler's List is an example of an art form that could trigger post memory.

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David Oleres depiction of what he witnessed when helping dispose of bodies at Auschwitz

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Expression of trauma could cause postmemory in others.

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Expression of trauma could cause postmemory in others.

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Stephanie Ceraso states that, "failure to contain trauma, the inability to bear the psychic strain trauma produces, unconsciously motivates trauma victims to inflict post memory on succeeding generations"

(Ceraso)

"Former Auschwitz prisoner who helped dispose of bodies at the Nazi death camp, depicted his trauma of the horrors he witnessed in haunting drawings and paintings."

(The Jerusalem Post)