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The Nazi And The Psychiatrist

This article states: "Jack El-Hai's nonfiction book The Nazi And The Psychiatrist explores the complex relationship between Kelley and Nazi Hermann Goering". However, I have bought and read the book. It is solely a portret of Kelley and hardly a portret of Goring and other nazi-leaders. The book does not explore the relationship between Kelley and Goring at all. So I will change this article accordingly. (It is a pity the writer of the book did not use it's relationship with Douglas junior, son of the famous psychiatrist, to get a copy of all documents in the Kelley archive on the Nazi-leaders, and publish them collectively for study by others.) 82.169.23.138 (talk) 10:18, 24 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Suicide

Was the Cyanide Kelley used to kill himself a souvenir from Herman Goring as has been stated in other publications?

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 This article states: "Jack El-Hai's nonfiction book The Nazi And The Psychiatrist explores the complex relationship between Kelley and Nazi Hermann Goering". However, I have bought and read the book. It is solely a portret of Kelley and hardly a portret of Goring and other nazi-leaders. The book does not explore the relationship between Kelley and Goring at all. So I will change this article accordingly. (It is a pity the writer of the book did not use it's relationship with Douglas junior, son of the famous psychiatrist, to get a copy of all documents in the Kelley archive on the Nazi-leaders, and publish them collectively for study by others.) [[Special:Contributions/82.169.23.138|82.169.23.138]] ([[User talk:82.169.23.138|talk]]) 10:18, 24 October 2015 (UTC)
+== Suicide ==
+Was the Cyanide Kelley used to kill himself a souvenir from Herman Goring as has been stated in other publications?