Summary:
The book explores the pervasive use of drugs, including methamphetamine, opiates, and cocaine, within Nazi Germany, detailing how soldiers, civilians, and even Adolf Hitler himself were affected by substance abuse. It reveals the impact of these drugs on the war effort and the role of pharmacology in the Nazi regime's ideology and military strategies.
Key points:
1. Nazi Drug Use: The book uncovers the Nazis' extensive use of methamphetamines, especially Pervitin, which fueled their aggressive warfare.
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