Douglas Kelley wrote the book "22 Cells in Nuremberg" which details his personal accounts of interactions with Nuremberg trial persons. The final chapter of his book details how he could see the events of pre-WWII Germany occurring in modern day United States. Additionally, after the events of the Nuremberg trials, Kelley worked with the Berkeley and Oakland police departments in California, interviewing police officers to assess their psychological profiles, often drawing parallels to those he interviewed in Nuremberg. Much of his research is available in the UC Berkeley libraries.
