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I find it really strange that there is an article of "Psychopathography of Adolf Hitler" and no article for "Psychopathography" in general. Is that the right term for what this article is about? I see it's been translated from German. But results on Google don't show much for this word other than old definitions and this page.
Thank You
Thank you for creating this article. Last year, I queried why Hitler's psychology was barely mentioned while there was a whole article about his sexuality. I was told basically that the topic wasn't mainstream. Yet we even had an article on his dog, Blondi!!!--Jack Upland (talk) 09:03, 28 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]
