The Nazi and the Psychiatrist (46 page)

———. “Prison Regulations.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———. “SOP, for Reception of Visitors.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———. “Statement on Ley’s Suicide.” 1945. MS MLR P 20. National Archives and Records Administration.

———, to Commanding General, Third Army, November 3, 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Anspacher, Carolyn. “Nazi Has Plan to Save Youth He Corrupted.”
San Francisco Chronicle
, October 17, 1946.

———. “Nuernberg Psychiatrist Fears Nazism in U.S.”
San Francisco Chronicle
, n.d. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———. “Psychiatrist Says Hitler Was Neurotic, Not Insane.”
San Francisco Chronicle
, October 12, 1946.

———. “SF Psychiatrist for Doomed Nazi Tells How They’ll Die.”
San Francisco Chronicle
, 1946. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Army Psychiatrist Gives Picture of Nuernberg Trials Principals.”
Bakersfield Californian
, December 2, 1946.

“Autopsy Shows Dr. Kelley Didn’t Have Fatal Illness.”
San Francisco Chronicle
, January 3, 1958.

Barnes, John W., and Douglas McGlashan Kelley. “Combat Neurosis.” n.d. MS 229, Box 3:2. Special Collections, University of California, Santa Cruz.

Barton, William S. “How Drug Released Inhibitions Told.”
Los Angeles Times
, May 21, 1950.

“Berkeley Zanies Drive Cops Crazy.” 1951. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Blank, Gerald. “Nuremberg Psychiatrist Has Test for Nazis.”
World
, March 26, 1947.

Book Contract. MS File 1946. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Bosch, William J.
Judgment on Nuremberg; American Attitudes Toward the Major German War-crime Trials
. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1970.

Brickner, Richard M.
Is Germany Incurable?
Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1943.

“Bride of Dr. Douglas Kelley, of San Francisco.”
Chattanooga Express
, October 20, 1940.

Bromberg, Walter.
Crime and the Mind: A Psychiatric Analysis of Crime and Punishment
. New York: Macmillan, 1965.

Brunner, Jose. “‘Oh Those Crazy Cards Again’: A History of the Debate on the Nazi Rorschachs, 1946–2001.”
Political Psychology
22, no. 2 (2001): 233–261.

Case, Bill. “Army Doctors’ New System Salvages ‘Mentally Wounded’.”
Chattanooga Free Press
, 1945. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Cherry Answers Kelley Comment.”
Winston-Salem Journal
, November 18, 1947.

Crassweller, Robert D.
Trujillo: The Life and Times of a Caribbean Dictator
. New York: Macmillan, 1966.

Curnutte, Mark. “Interrogator Recalls Talks with Hitler’s Inner Circle.”
Cincinnati Enquirer
, November 15, 2009.

“Daughter of Truckee Historian Is Dead.” October 11, 1955. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Davidson, Eugene.
The Trial of the Germans: An Account of the Twenty-two Defendants before the International Military Tribunal at Nuremburg
. Columbia: University of Missouri, 1966.

Davis, Chester S. “Civilization Now Offers Hope to Victims of ‘Civilization’”
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
, September 26, 1948.

———. “How Graylyn Is Reviving Some of Our Sick Minds.”
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
, September 16, 1948.

Davis, Louise. “Hitler Gang Just Ordinary Thugs, Psychiatrist Says.”
Nashville Tennessean
, January 29, 1946.

Dodd, Christopher J., and Lary Bloom.
Letters from Nuremberg
. New York: Crown Publishing, 2007.

Dolibois, John. E-mail Interview with Author, February 2012.

———.
Pattern of Circles: An Ambassador’s Story
. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press, 1989.

Dos Passos, John. “Report from Nurnberg.”
LIFE
, December 10, 1945.

“Dr. Conti Dead in Nuremberg.” n.d. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Dr. Conti Suicide Revealed by Army.” n.d. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Dr. D. McG. Kelley Arrives to Take Post at Bowman Gray” [Winston-Salem]. 1947. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Dr. George Frank Kelley Dies at 91.” November 19, 1971. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Dr. Kelley Broadcasts in New York.”
Winston-Salem Journal
, March 24, 1947.

“Dr. Kelley Is Star Witness for the Defense.”
Statesville Daily
, May 28, 1947.

“Dr. Kelley Kills Self.” n.d. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Dr. Kelley Leaves Post at Graylyn” [Winston-Salem], 1949. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Dr. Kelley Made News in Sensational Cases.”
San Francisco Chronicle
, January 2, 1958.

“Dr. Kelley Named Officer of Semantics Institute.”
Winston-Salem Journal
, June 28, 1947.

“Dr. Kelley Resigns Post on Medical School Faculty.”
Winston-Salem Journal
, August 1, 1949.

“Dr. Kelley Suicide Laid to Overwork.” January 2, 1958. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Dreher, George E., to Alice Vivienne Kelley, January 4, 1958. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Early, Don, to Douglas McGlashan Kelley, February 18, 1947. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Ehrenfreund, Norbert.
The Nuremberg Legacy: How the Nazi War Crimes Trials Changed the Course of History
. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.

Essig, E. O. “Charles Fayette McGlashan.”
Pan-Pacific Entomologist
(January 1931): 97–99.

Everts, William H., to Alice Vivienne Kelley, May 19, 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Executive Command. “Carrier Sheet, HQ Com Z, to Senior Consultant in Neuropsychiatry.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Experts on Semantics Deliver SF Lecture.”
San Francisco Examiner
, August 11, 1952.

Fabing, Howard D., to Edward A. Byron, May 9, 1953. MS. Special Collections, University of California, Santa Cruz.

“Faculty Will Not Examine Float Entries.”
Daily Californian
[Berkeley], February 26, 1932.

Farrell, Harry.
Shallow Grave in Trinity County
. New York: St. Martin’s, 1997.

“File on Douglas McGlashan Kelley.” n.d. MS. Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Fitzkee, Dariel. “Obituary, Douglas M. Kelley.” n.d. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Former Local Boy Given Major Scholarship in East.”
Sierra Sun
[Truckee], August 10, 1939.

Forsyth County Historic Resources. “Graylyn,” November 15, 2012.
http://www.cityofws.org/Assets/CityOfWS/Documents/Planning/HRC/Local_Landmarks/LHL_Sheets/72_Graylyn.pdf
.

Freakonomics Radio Podcast. “Fear Thy Nature.” Transcript. September 14, 2012.
www.freakonomics.com/2012/09/14/fear-thy-nature-a-new-freakonomics-radio-podcast/
.

Freeman, Walter.
The Psychiatrist; Personalities and Patterns
. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1968.

Friedman, Howard S., and Leslie R. Martin.
The Longevity Project: Surprising Discoveries for Health and Long Life from the Landmark Eight-decade Study
. New York: Hudson Street, 2011.

Fry, Helen.
Inside Nuremberg Prison: A Biography of Howard Triest
. n.p.: Kindle Ebook, 2011.

Gaillard, Ernest, Jr. Certificate. 1944. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Gelles, Michael. Telephone Interview with Author, October 2009.

“General Semantics—Science of the Effect of Words.”
San Francisco News
, August 7, 1952.

Gilbert, Gustave Mark. “Goering.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———. “Hess Test Notes.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———. “Hess Thematic Apperception Test.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———. “Keitel Interview.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———. “Ley’s Final Psychiatric Interview.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———. “Notes on Rudolf Hess.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———.
Nuremberg Diary
. New York: Da Capo, 1995.

———.
The Psychology of Dictatorship: Based on an Examination of the Leaders of Nazi Germany
. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1979.

———. “Trial Notes.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Goering Interview Notes.” 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

“Goering Was Child in Adult World, Says Brain Expert.” 1946. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Göring, Emmy.
My Life with Goering
. London: David Bruce and Watson, 1972.

———, to Hermann Göring, October 10, 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Göring, Hermann. Autobiographical Statement, 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———, to Douglas McGlashan Kelley, September 9, 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———, to Emmy Göring, October 10, 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

———, to Emmy Göring, October 28, 1945. MS. Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Green, Edwin. “General Semantics and Human Affairs.”
Los Angeles Daily News
, March 16, 1942.

Greenberg Publisher to Douglas McGlashan Kelley, January 20, 1949. MS. File “1949.” Douglas M. Kelley Personal Papers.

Gregor, Neil.
Haunted City: Nuremberg and the Nazi Past
. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2009.

Gunkel, Christoph. “How a Top Nazi’s Brother Saved Lives.”
Der Spiegel
, May 2, 2012.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/new-book-on-hermann-goering-good-brother-albert-goering-a-830893.html
.

Hale, Nathan G.
The Rise and Crisis of Psychoanalysis in the United States: Freud and the Americans, 1917–1985
. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995.

Halleck, Seymour L., ed.
Psychiatric Aspects of Criminology
. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 1968.

Hansen, Ken. “Professor Uses Tricker in Class.”
Daily Californian
[Berkeley], December 5, 1950.