Madman in the White House

Discover the intriguing insights of "Madman in the White House" by Patrick Weil, published by Harvard University Press in 2025. This compelling book revisits the psychobiography of Woodrow Wilson, originally crafted in 1932 by Sigmund Freud and diplomat William Bullitt. Inspired by Wilson's controversial handling of the Treaty of Versailles, the original manuscript was released in a redacted form, ultimately dismissed by critics and lost to history. In this remarkable resurrection, Weil not only brings the original work back to light but also offers a fresh reassessment of its profound implications. Spanning 400 pages, "Madman in the White House" invites readers to delve into the psychological complexities of one of America's most enigmatic presidents. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those interested in political psychology, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the intricate dynamics of leadership and decision-making. Don't miss your chance to explore this fascinating narrative!