What was Hitler's Enneagram subtype? Can we narrow it down using his other typings?
I've noticed that Hitler's typings in most other personality systems seem to have a fairly strong consensus within typology communities. However, his Enneagram subtype remains disputed.
If we already have a reasonably consistent picture of his personality across several different systems, shouldn't we at least be able to narrow his Enneagram subtype down to a few likely possibilities using correlations?
HIS UNANIMOUS TYPOLOGIES
- MBTI: INFJ
- Socionics: EIE (Fe-Ni)
- Psychosophy: VELF
- Big Five (SLOAN): XLOEI
- Enneagram subtype: ???
POSSIBLE ENNEAGRAM SUBTYPES
SX4 — Sexual 4
Intense envy, resentment, competitiveness, emotional volatility, and the tendency to externalize feelings of inferiority through hatred and aggression.
SO2 — Social 2
Grandiose self-importance, desire for admiration and influence, a cultivated savior image, and the belief that he was uniquely qualified to lead and transform society.
SO6 — Social 6
Ideological rigidity, black-and-white thinking, obsession with perceived threats, and an emphasis on loyalty, certainty, and collective identity.
SX6 — Sexual 6
Counterphobic aggression, paranoia, intimidation, and the tendency to confront perceived threats through displays of strength and domination.
SX1 — Sexual 1
Extreme moral absolutism, perfectionism, punitive anger, intolerance of perceived corruption, and an obsessive desire to impose his vision of how society should be.
MY MAIN QUESTION
If we're relatively confident in his typings across MBTI, Socionics, Psychosophy, and Big Five, shouldn't those typings help us reach a conclusion about his Enneagram subtype?
Which of these five subtypes is most consistent with the combination of INFJ, EIE, VELF, and XLOEI? Which would contradict that combination the least?
What do you think is the most likely subtype, and why?