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THE QUEST FOR THE NAZI PERSONALITY:
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Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1995
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Was the Eichmann test ordered as part of the court proceedings?
A court-ordered psychiatrist evaluated him. I believe the results were used in court, but they were really not interested in his psychological make-up. A psychological analysis was attempted in the New Yorker which made him out to be a monster and which was inconsistent with Hannah Arendt's thesis of the "banality of evil."
Eichmann was also given the Bender-Gestalt drawing test. His drawings, which were also interpreted in the New Yorker, apparently showed how disturbed he was. That was a very controversial article because it was written with the clear intent to pathologize Eichmann.
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