DOUGLAS KELLEY, The Psychiatrist Who Walked Into the 22 Cells of Nuremberg

DOUGLAS KELLEY: The Psychiatrist Who Walked Into the 22 Cells of Nuremberg In 1945, American psychiatrist Douglas Kelley walked into Nuremberg Prison carrying a briefcase of inkblot cards and one impossible question: what kind of mind builds the Holocaust? For over a year, he sat across from Hermann Göring, Rudolf Hess, and twenty other architects of the Third Reich - testing them, interviewing them, studying them with the full rigor of psychiatric science. What he found wasn't madness. It was something far harder to accept. This is the true story of the man who looked directly into the face of history's worst evil and discovered ordinary men staring back - and the warning he brought home that his own country wasn't ready to hear.