Blitzed by Norman Ohler
This bestseller is German writer Norman Ohler’s fascinating account of the Nazis’ relationship with drugs including cocaine, heroin, morphine and crystal meth, which was obtainable at the time in the form of chocolates. From factory workers, to housewives and even Hitler himself, all had a disturbing reliance on drugs. Equally gripping and strange, this is a book shares a new perspective of the German’s experience of wartime.