The Nazi and the Psychiatrist
Herman Göring, Dr. Douglas M. Kelley, and a Fatal Meeting of Minds at the end of WWII
2013 . Cedar Mill . 341.69 El-Hai . 281 pages
p012 . Roehm Putsch of 1934
p013 . Hermann Göring Carinhall
- tame lions, stolen art
- survived war because Hitler's execution order was not confirmed in writing
p014 . Göring's "heart medicine" was narcotic paracodeine
- p015 . 40 pills per day, narcotic effect of 520 mg of morphine (65 mg anesthetizes average person)
p024 . Douglas Kelley wrote "... We must learn the why of the Nazi success so we can take steps to prevent the recurrence of such evil."
p024 . Kelley's mother June McGlashan, wealthy family near Truckee and Lake Tahoe
p025 . The Rocking Stone Tower 16 ton balanced boulder
p026 . artifacts of 1846-47 Donner Party cannibal winter 48 of 87 survived
Kelley's maternal grandfather Charles McGlashan wrote History of the Donner Party
p026 . Lewis Keseberg survivor
- p028 . Kelley's mother June married Truckee dentist George "Doc" Kelley in 1909
- p028 . Son Douglas (book's protagonist) born 1912 August 11 in Truckee, family moved to San Francisco in 1919
p032 . Rorschach test
p033 . Douglas Kelley and Bruno Klopfer wrote The Rorschach Technique in 1942
p033 . Alfred Korzybski Science and Sanity 1933