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Editor’s note: This story contains spoilers about events related to the movie Nuremberg .

In the mid-1940s, American psychiatrist Douglas Kelley sat eye-to-eye with almost two dozen of the most notorious figures in Germany’s Nazi regime. Nazi Party leader Hermann Göring stood out among all of them.

“He was undoubtedly the most ruthless human being that I have ever experienced,” Kelley wrote of Göring, according to Scientific American .

Kelley’s conversations with the imprisoned German commander—and their important part of the Nuremberg trials following World War II—are the focus of the new biopic Nuremberg . In theaters November 7, the movie stars Rami Malek as Kelley and Russell Crowe as Göring and dramatizes their harrowing inte

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