ABOUT THE BOOK

 In this chilling psychohistory, distinguished psychotherapist George Victor examines Hitler’s profoundly disturbed psyche. He Hitler’s profoundly disturbed psyche. He explains how Hitler forced an entire nation to advance his psychological needs. Dr. Victor draws surprising new conclusions about a man who came as any to being the embodiment of evil. 

This book is a biographical study which provides a fuller picture than a diagnosis of Hitler’s life- his suicidal and homicidal drives, his inability to hold a job, sustain a friendship or love relationship, manage his eroticism, or even take adequate care of his basic needs.

ABOUT Author

A psychologist and psychotherapist for over thirty years, George Victor, Ph. D., was educated at Columbia, Harvard, and New York universities. His previous books are Invisible Men and The Riddle of Autism. He lives in West Orange, N.J.