The Dark Legacy of Chemical Warfare

This chapter examines the controversial role of Fritz Haber in the development of chemical warfare during World War I, particularly the deployment of chlorine gas as a weapon. It explores the tragic consequences of his actions, including the impact on his personal life and the broader moral implications of using such destructive technology. Through accounts of veterans and civilians affected by gas attacks, the chapter highlights the haunting legacy of chemical warfare that continues to resonate in modern conflicts.