Ever wondered what really fueled the Third Reich beyond ideology and military might? Dive into *Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich* by Norman Ohler, a New York Times bestseller that uncovers a dark, fascinating side of history. This gripping paperback reveals how methamphetamines, cocaine, opiates, and more were not just rampant but systematically used—from factory floors to the battlefield.
Imagine soldiers marching into battle powered by crystal meth, feeling invincible, or Hitler himself relying on a cocktail of drugs administered by his personal doctor. Ohler’s thoroughly researched narrative sheds new light on how drug use influenced key moments like the rapid fall of France in 1940 and other military victories.
At 304 pages, this HarperCollins paperback is an engrossing read that blends history with a touch of intrigue and the unexpected. Perfect for history buffs, true crime fans, or anyone curious about the hidden stories behind World War II.
Grab your copy of *Blitzed* and explore a side of history that’s been kept in the shadows—because sometimes, the truth is stranger than fiction.