How crystal meth fueled Hitler’s conquest of Europe in WWII
By Jerusalem Post| September 4th, 2016|Military History, Popular|0 Comments
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Adolf Hitler (left) with German soldiers during the first World War. (National Archives and Records Administration)
New English translation of German author’s book about the permeation of the drug during the reign of the Third Reich is set to hit shelves in October.
Nazi Germany’s armed forces carried out their “Blitzkrieg” tactic in the invasions of France and Poland during World War II fulled by methamphetamine-based drugs, according to a German book soon to be published in English.
On October 6, German author Norman Ohler’s newly translated book Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany will hit the shelves.
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