Andreas Ulrich recounts how Germany's war machine became increasingly dependent on amphetamines, morphine and booze.
The Atlantic's Megan Garber has a more details of the military wrangling—and awareness of long-term problems posed by "the ultimate war drug"—that divided the Nazi brass.
Hitler used meth, too, injected intravenously rather than taken in edible form. Ishaan Tharoor covers recently-uncovered information about the furher's habit.
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