The sexual history of the world war "The Sexual History of the World War" by Magnus Hirschfeld is a compelling exploration of how the First World War impacted human sexuality. Hirschfeld, a pioneering sexologist, investigates the profound changes in sexual behavior, relationships, and societal norms during and after the war. He reveals how the upheaval and trauma of the war led to shifts in sexual mores, increased promiscuity, and the breaking of taboos. Through meticulous research and empathetic narrative, Hirschfeld highlights the resilience and adaptability of human sexuality in times of crisis. This work is both an academic milestone and an intimate chronicle of a pivotal era, offering deep insights into the intersections of war, society, and sexual expression.