Meth Madness: The Stimulant Strategy of WWII

This chapter explores the use of methamphetamine, particularly Pervitin, by the German military during World War II and its impact on soldiers' performance. It reveals the high-ranking endorsement of stimulants and the culture of drug dependency that ensued, contributing to rapid military advancements at a steep cost. The discussion highlights the negative consequences of prolonged use, including health deterioration and poor decision-making, ultimately affecting the German army's effectiveness in critical battles.