"Psychology of nations. A Contribution to the Philosophy of History" is an influential study by the famous author George Everett Partridge, which addresses the psychological aspects of the collective consciousness of nations. In his book, the author examines psychological features and the influence of ideology on the formation of cultures and histories of nations. Partridge analyzes the interaction between individual psychological experience and collective manifestations of consciousness, revealing the deep connections between individuals and their national communities. He examines the role of memory, identity and historical memory in shaping the national character and destiny of peoples. The Psychology of Nations is an important book for anyone interested in the psychology of groups and the cultural history of nations. The author offers a deep analysis and new views on ways of understanding the interaction of the individual and the collective in the context of history and culture.