The pain of "27" hasn't been cicatrized
What impact did the events of October 27 have on the psychology of the people? "A1+" asked psychologist Svetlana Harutyunyan.
"It was stressful. I think that it will take a long time to overcome it because the reasons were unclear and we didn't understand what was behind it all," said Svetlana Harutyunyan, adding: "Even if we didn't touch upon the reasons, when a murder like that takes place at the state level, it is clear that it is going to leave a deep trace. If a plane falls, we stay under the influence of the trauma for a long time. In this case, we don't realize it, but the events October 27 will leave their trace."
Ten years have passed since October 27. Haven't the people overcome it? In response, the psychologist mentioned that she had to conduct a survey to find out the answer to that question. "Ten years is not a long time to overcome a trauma. Much more time is needed."
She is also of the same opinion on the murders that took place on March 1, 2008. "When an action starts, it must reach a climax so that it can be summed-up and forgotten. Those events will be remembered as long as they haven't been summed-up," said Svetlana Harutyunyan.
