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INDEX

Abbott, Burton,
187–188
,
215

Abbott, Georgia,
215

Adler, Herman Morris,
178–179

Aggression, Nazi Germany and,
70

Alcoholism,
167

Ambition, of Nazis,
157

Amen, John,
116

Andrus, Burton C.

animosity towards Göring,
8
,
10–11

as Ashcan commandant,
6
,
7–8

on danger facing Nazi prisoners,
55

on defendants at trial,
132

direction to separate prisoners at lunch,
139–140

disposition of Göring jewelry and,
154

Gilbert and,
104

Göring family visit and,
148

Göring’s complaints to,
21

on Göring’s pill collection,
13–14

Göring suicide and,
150–151

Hess and,
84

Hess’s amnesia and,
137

intervention for Göring’s wife and daughter,
113

on Ley’s suicide,
107–108

on narco-hypnosis for Hess,
86

Nazi prisoner resentment against,
52–53

on Nazi prisoners appeals for comfort,
10

presentation of indictments to prisoners and,
99–101

press and,
42

on prisoners’ dreams,
91

prison security and,
49–50
,
55–56
,
125–126

psychological examination of Hess and,
117–118

reassignment of Dolibois and,
101

rehearsal for trial,
128

on request for Nazi brain samples,
153

rules/routine for prisoners,
51
,
52
,
53

view of prisoners,
53

Antabuse,
167

Anti-Semitism,
70

Göring and,
114

Hess and,
82

Hitler and,
159

Rosenberg and,
88–89

Streicher and,
63
,
88

Antisocial behavior,
69

Archer, Robert P.,
222

Arendt, Hannah,
162
,
220

Ashcan interrogation center,
6

Aspudden Hospital,
19

Atomic Energy Commission,
188

Attentive listening,
197

Aufbau Einer Nation (Building a Nation)
(Göring),
123

Battle psychiatry,
39–41

Beck, Samuel J.,
175
,
221

“Beer Hall” Putsch,
91

Beethoven, Ludwig van,
92

Berkeley Gazette
(newspaper),
208

Berkeley Police Department, psychiatric evaluation of police recruits/office candidates,
183–185

Biddle, Francis,
146

The Big Con
(Maurer),
183

Bilbo, Theodore,
163

Bormann, Martin,
3
,
13
,
149

Borson, Harry,
204

Bowman-Gray School of Medicine,
165–166
,
176
,
179

Brandt, Karl,
93
,
98
,
160

Braun, Eva,
161

Breen, James F.,
26

Brickner, Richard,
69–70

Brooke, Leora,
124

Brown Shirts of the Sturmabteilung,
11

Brunner, José,
221

Bryan, Stephanie,
187
,
215

Burroughs, William,
21

Butterflies, McGlashan and,
27
,
93

California Attorney General’s Office,
188

California Medical Association,
189

Cameron, Donald Ewen,
117

Card VII (Rorschach),
94

Central Intelligence Agency,
43

Chaplains, Nuremberg prison,
53–54
,
91

Cherry, R. Gregg,
177

Child-rearing, Kelley on,
171

Churchill, Winston,
81
,
84

Cleckley, Hervey,
75

Clothing, of Nazi prisoners/defendants,
90
,
127
,
128
,
130

Codeine,
15

Collier’s
(magazine),
164

Columbia University,
31

Combat neurosis/combat exhaustion, treatment of,
38–41
,
168–170

Concentration camps

Allied films of survivors and conditions of,
134–136

Conti and,
98

Göring and,
12
,
59
,
77
,
135–136