The Nazi and the Psychiatrist

In 1945, following World War II, Captain Douglas Kelley, an ambitious US Army psychiatrist, is tasked with evaluating Hermann Göring and other senior Nazi officials held in an American detention center. As Kelley seeks to uncover the psychological traits that differentiate these war criminals from ordinary humanity, he becomes increasingly entangled in their world, struggling with the seductive nature of their charisma. This gripping narrative explores the complexities of evil and the dangers of understanding those who embody it.