What sort of a person was Hitler? What might he do? In 1943 the US-Secret Service made a compilation of material, eleven hundred pages, called the Hitler Source Book. It remained unpublished until today. This, and it's key material, several interviews, was the essential tool for the psychoanalysis of Dr.Walter Langer, proving the sexual perversion at the core of Hitler's personality. With essays by Heussen and Morley.

Benno Heussen Attorney at Law (Berlin) and Honorary Professor at Leibniz University Hannover.

INDEX John David Morley 1. Introduction of the psychological analysis of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) 2. The psychological analysis of Dr. Walter Langer and his team Hitler's Women Hitler's Perversion Influences Determining Hitler's Attitude toward Love, Women, Marriage His Early Conflicts Expressed in Symbolic Form Sexual Development The Diffusion of the Sexual Instinct Disturbance of Love Relations Origins of His Perversion Vegetarianism Masochistic Gratifications Femininity Homosexuality Vienna Days Projection The First World War The Defeat of Germany and the Transformation of Hitler's Character Significance of Hitler's Anti-Semitism His Rise to Power Oratory His Appeal 3 Hitler's Probable Behavior in the Future Benno Heussen 4. 5. Excerpts from the Hitler Source book Interviews Hanfstaengl, Ernst Hohenlohe, Princess Stephanie von Lochner, Louis P. Rauschning, Hermann Saussure, Raymond de Strasser, Otto Wagner, Friedelinde Zeissler, A.