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The Psychiatrist of Evil: Douglas Kelley and the Minds of Nazi Leaders What makes a human capable of unimaginable evil? During the Nuremberg Trials, American psychiatrist Douglas M. Kelley faced this question firsthand, studying high-ranking Nazi leaders in intimate detail. From Hermann Göring's charisma to Rudolf Hess's fanaticism, Kelley's psychological insights reveal the chilling ordinariness of those who orchestrated mass atrocities. This gripping historical and psychological account combines meticulous research, compelling narrative, and lessons that resonate today. Perfect for readers of history, true crime, psychology, and moral philosophy, it illuminates the mechanisms of obedience, ideology, and moral compromise that shape human behavior. Learn how ordinary minds can commit extraordinary evil-and what it teaches us about vigilance, morality, and the human condition.

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