Adolf Hitler had an army of drugged-up Nazis that were able to stay up for days on end and brutally advance across Europe.In 1940, the Nazi dictator’s forces were preparing to mount an assault on France through the Ardennes mountains.Within just a few weeks, the seemingly unstoppable Wehrmacht had seized Paris and crushed French units with their Blitzkrieg tactics.The strategy relied on relentless advancement on the ground, aerial bombardment and fast tanks.However, the troops also had another weapon up their sleeves – copious amounts of drugs.In 1938, the German pharmaceutical industry began churning out methamphetamine pervitin – essentially an earlier version of crystal meth.They were distributed throughout the nation and later the.
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