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Incited in the Blitzkrieg: Hitler, the Wehrmacht and the Drugs

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For the Wehrmacht soldiers to be able to fight for days, the leadership issued mass methamphetamine to them: The preparation Pervitin contributed to the fatal myth of a super army, as author Norman Ohler researched

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Incited in the Blitzkrieg: Hitler, the Wehrmacht and the Drugs

For the Wehrmacht soldiers to be able to fight for days, the leadership issued mass methamphetamine to them: The preparation Pervitin contributed to the fatal myth of a super army, as author Norman Ohler researched

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geo broke the news in 1 day ago on Thursday, July 3, 2025.

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