Blitzed by Norman Ohler
Drugs in the Third Reich
This gripping historical account delves into the widespread use of drugs in Nazi Germany, revealing how the Third Reich's leaders, soldiers, and citizens were heavily reliant on substances like methamphetamine to fuel their war efforts and daily lives. The narrative uncovers the shocking extent to which these drugs influenced key military decisions and the overall functioning of the regime, painting a vivid picture of a society under the influence, driven by a dangerous cocktail of ambition, addiction, and propaganda.
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- Published
- 2015
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- German
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- 304-368
- Original Language
- German
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- Alternate Titles
- - Der totale Rausch
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