The Nazi Army Was Fueled By Meth, Which Made Them Fearless And Even More Ruthless

Nazi soldiers seemed like unstoppable forces in the 1940s, but it is not widely known that their ruthless strength came partially from a specialized drug. Hitler first banned drugs in Germany and treated drug addiction as "criminally insane" behavior, going so far as to execute those who abused them. Soon after Hitler's laws went into effect, however, a man by the name of Dr. Fritz invented a drug called Pervitin.Based on a performance-enhancing drug Americans used in the 1936 Olympics, Pervitin was an early form of crystal meth. It was legalized and used in chocolate, for weight loss, and as...

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