The Nazi and the Psychiatrist (52 page)

final plea to court,
147

food claimed poisoned by British,
83
,
84
,
85
,
86
,
156
,
223

Göring and,
84
,
87–88
,
117
,
131
,
138–139
,
142
,
145

health of,
84–88

Hitler and,
81
,
82–83
,
113
,
117

IQ of,
111

Kelley and,
84–86
,
88
,
141

Kelley on,
144

paranoia of,
83
,
84
,
141

presentation of indictment to,
100–101

psychological evaluation of,
116–119
,
139

reaction to images of concentration camps,
135

as reader,
92

refusal to visit with family,
148

Rorschach testing and,
95–96
,
110

seated with Ribbentrop,
140

sentencing of,
148
,
149

at Spandau Prison,
154
,
215–217

suicide of,
217

Thematic Apperception Test and,
111

Hill, Alice Vivienne,
37
.
See also
Kelley, Alice “Dukie”

Hill Hill, Mr. (Dukie Kelley’s father),
199

Himmler, Heinrich,
9
,
13
,
77

History of the Donner Party
(McGlashan),
26

Hitler, Adolf

analysis of mind of,
159–160

Göring and,
3
,
11
,
12
,
13
,
113
,
160

Hess and,
81
,
82–83
,
113
,
117

hypochondria of,
160

Mein Kampf
,
61
,
82

as Nazi CEO,
67

Nazi prisoners and culpability of,
133
,
140

Schroeder and,
191–192

suicide and,
160–161

Holstrom, John,
183–184
,
207

Hoover, Herbert,
13

Hoover, J. Edgar,
14

Houdini, Harry,
30

Hypochondria, Hitler and,
160

Ideological demagogues, as danger to America,
163–164

Indictments of International Military Tribunal,
99–101
,
130

Institute for Psychoanalysis,
221

Institute of General Semantics,
168

Insulin therapy,
168

Intelligence testing

of Douglas Kelley, Jr.,
200–201

of Nazi prisoners,
110–111

International Association of Chiefs of Police,
185

International Military Tribunal

charter from,
43

desire to learn lessons from,
155–156

employees of,
127

indictments against Nazis,
99–101
,
130

information passed to by Kelley,
121–123

negotiations over,
66–67

International Rorschach Society,
175

Is Germany Incurable?
(Brickner),
69

Jackson, Robert,
151

closing speech at trial,
146–147

Donovan and,
67
,
123

evaluation of Hess and,
86
,
116

Göring and,
12
,
144
,
145

as head of prosecution,
43

on Hess’s amnesia,
136–137

at trial,
131–132

Jewelry, Göring’s,
8
,
17
,
60
,
154

Jews

Gilbert’s Jewishness,
105–106
,
112

Göring and,
12

Triest’s Jewishness and,
73–74
,
88

See also
Anti-Semitism

Jodl, Alfred,
7
,
67

contraband found in cell,
125

death sentence,
149

defense strategy,
121–122

presentation of indictment to,
101

Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease and Psychoanalytic Review
,
117

Juvenile delinquency, Kelley and,
185
,
188

Kahr, Gustav von,
18

Kaltenbrunner, Ernst,
67

death sentence,
149

as defendant,
130

Göring and,
13

Kelley on,
66

psychological evaluation of,
119–120
,
158

Kantzow, Carin von,
58

Keitel, Wilhelm,
6–7
,
67
,
123

contraband found in cell,
125–126

death sentence,
149

on Hitler’s culpability,
133

intelligence testing of,
110

plea for moral support,
140

presentation of indictment to,
101

as prisoner,
53

trial rehearsal and,
128

Kelley, Alice “Dukie” Hill,
41

birth of children,
179

death of,
223

family road trips and,
197

on husband and Gilbert,
106

on husband and Waldear,
189–190

on husband’s desire to forget war years,
156

on husband’s study of Nazis,
172

husband’s suicide and,
205–208
,
209

as keeper of husband’s records,
219
,
220
,
221–222

life after husband’s suicide,
213–215

politics and,
196

relationship with husband,
2
,
37–38
,
198–200
,
203–204

relationship with son Doug,
222–223

waiting for husband’s return,
124

Kelley, Alicia,
179
,
194
,
196
,
205
,
215
,
223

Kelley, Allen,
179
,
194
,
205
,
214
,
215
,
223

Kelley, Douglas, Jr.,
179

appearance on father’s television program,
190

on effect of father’s suicide,
215

on father as cook,
195

on father’s alcohol consumption,
194

on father’s collections,
196

on father’s driving habits,
197

on father’s moods/temper,
198
,
199
,
200

father’s suicide and,
205–208

on father’s work at home office,
191

as keeper of father’s records/collections,
223

reconciliation with mother,
222–223

relationship with father,
202–204