When German Soldiers Used 𝙈𝙚𝙩𝙝 During Combat

This video discusses how during World War II, German soldiers were issued a methamphetamine-based stimulant called Pervitin. This drug was widely used by the Wehrmacht to enhance alertness, reduce fatigue, and increase endurance among soldiers. Pervitin was particularly prevalent during the early years of the war, especially during the invasion of Poland and the Battle of France.

The use of Pervitin allowed soldiers to stay awake and alert for extended periods, which was especially valuable during long marches and intense combat situations. However, the widespread use of methamphetamine had severe consequences, including addiction, dependency, and significant long-term health issues for many soldiers


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