The mental health of Adolf Hitler has been an ongoing discussion since before his death in the spring of 1945. Historians and psychologists have endeavored to get to the bottom of what made Hitler arguably the most evil person in human history. Perhaps they are all right. Perhaps not so much. Tom Hutton, a clinical and research neurologist who was also a professor and vice chairman of the Department of Medical and Surgical Neurology at the Texas Tech School of Medicine, has taken many of the well-known studies and books over the past decades and pitted them against his knowledge of neurobehavior….