Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) - Swiss psychologist, psychotherapist, philosopher, sociologist and cultural scientist - one of the outstanding scientists of the twentieth century, a student of Sigmund Freud, the founder of analytical psychology and psychotherapy. A significant part of this volume is devoted to consideration of the origins of global military conflicts , which shocked Europe in the early and mid-twentieth century. From the author’s point of view, such conflicts are largely due to the psychological crisis that has formed in the collective unconscious of countries and peoples. In this context, Jung gives an interesting analysis of the collective unconscious of Germany, which was the initiator of two world wars, and gives his forecast as to how the complex of collective guilt will be reflected in the future on the moral climate of all of Europe. The collection also includes articles devoted to a variety of problems of our time, in which he reflects on social and political upheavals, on dreams and fantasies that reflect mass aspirations, on what conscience, good and evil are in analytical psychology, on mental epidemics and even on UFOs.