If you are looking for something as simple as “conquer”, then you might be looking for something more complex. Alternatively, the expression “subjugate” may suit

your purpose.

If you are looking for something as simple as “conquer”, then you might be looking for something more complex. Alternatively, the expression “subjugate” may suit

your purpose.

If you are looking for something as simple as “conquer”, then you might be looking for something more complex. Alternatively, the expression “subjugate” may suit

your purpose.

If you are looking for something as simple as “conquer”, then you might be looking for something more complex. Alternatively, the expression “subjugate” may suit

your purpose.

If you are looking for something as simple as “conquer”, then you might be looking for something more complex. Alternatively, the expression “subjugate” may suit

your purpose.

WW2: Psychiatric procedures in the combat area (1944) is footage of real American active-duty soldiers during WW2 with “combat fatigue” getting interviewed by army therapists. What was the dialect or the accent of the actors during the 1940s/50s? If the rest of the video above represents the last one I have seen, I

think you saved them in a folder.