What was Adolf Hitler's mental health?

Answer 1

Adolf Hitler was known to have suffered from death paranoia. He lost his brother at a young age, and suffered from Parkinson's disease himself. It is believed his mind deteriorated from not receiving proper treatment for his Parkinson's disease throughout the years. He took a variety of medications, such as amphetamines, which were commonly prescribed during that time. It is believed that no single psychological issue that Hitler suffered from affected him badly enough to explain the evil acts that he committed. However, there are no reports of him ever receiving a psychological evaluation at any point in his life, so we will likely never know the full extent of any issues he may have had.

Answer 2

He was perfectly sane... Just evil. People only made excuses about mustard gas making him crazy, although all it does is make one blind. 1984, man. there are no childerens book on hitlers at the public library.

Answer 3

He suffered from a sort of depression called: periodic depression.

Answer 4

For starters, he was one of the earliest known addicts of methamphetamine.