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.immigration zb,ero kkskozk.ccHere is a condensed, \"text-friendly\" summary of the information on Douglas Kelley and his book that you can easily copy and paste:\nSummary: Douglas Kelley & \"22 Cells in Nuremberg\"\n * The Book: 22 Cells in Nuremberg (1947).\n * The Goal: Dr. Douglas Kelley, a U.S. Army psychiatrist, interviewed 22 Nazi defendants at the Nuremberg trials. He sought to prove they had a specific \"mental illness\" or unique psychiatric profile that explained their actions.\n * The \"Failure\": The book is often considered a failure of his original mission because his research led him to a chilling conclusion: the Nazi leaders were not \"monsters\" or clinically insane, but possessed personalities common to many ordinary people.\n * Legacy: This realization deeply affected Kelley and remains a significant, if haunting, contribution to forensic psychology.\nWhere to Find the Book:\n * Digital: Available on Kindle ($9.99) or for free via the Internet Archive (Open Library)