Walter C. Langer

Walter C. Langer (1899-1981) was an American psychoanalyst known for his pivotal role during World War II. He conducted psychological analyses of Adolf Hitler and other Nazi officials, producing the influential “Langer Report.” This report provided insights into Hitler’s personality and motivations, contributing to intelligence efforts against the Axis powers. Langer’s work established the foundation for using psychological profiling in military strategy and intelligence operations.