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Was Hitler a moral aberration or a man of the people? Jay Y. Gonen contends that Hitler possessed an uncanny ability to interpret the will of the masses and guide people with "new" ideas that merely reflected what they already believed. Such beliefs arose from the general fabric of German culture after the defeat in World War I, a period when people were particularly susceptible to Hitler's promises of a utopian state. The reality of his visio...

Adolf Hitler has always been and will continue to be a tempting subject for psychological analysis -- even if, despite Peter Gay's classic Freud for Historians, psychohistory and psychobiography are still considered the black sheep of historical biography. Gonen (a retired professor of psychology at the University of Cincinnati and author of A Psychohistory of Zionism) offers a brief study and analysis of what he claims is a "Nazi psychology"....