| In a kind of Stockholm syndrome, of identifying with the aggressor, they identified with the Union and disproportionately supported and fought and died in its wars. |
| Handily unbinding himself, Harold becomes their surrogate father: Stockholm syndrome in reverse. |
| She often asked jokingly if I had Stockholm syndrome when I spoke of this period of time, but I always denied it. |
| We were to be hostage to military kindness, stultified by Stockholm syndrome. |
| It can paralyse state administrations and frighten its victims into variations on the Stockholm syndrome. |
| So much for the Stockholm syndrome the GOP House leadership insists represents political reality. |
