Nazis used what drugs?

Discussion in 'Psychedelics' started by Fallout55, Oct 1, 2006.

  1. USA in decline

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    Living among the ruins, former Hitler Youths used survival skills they had learned as young Nazis to stave off starvation. They became efficient scavengers, always looking for bits of coal and wood for heating their homes, and delighted in stealing food and cigarettes, or anything, from American soldiers.
     
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    "In our eyes, the German boy of the future must be slim and slender, as fast as a greyhound, tough as leather and hard as Krupp steel."
     
  3. USA in decline

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    [​IMG] looks like the girlscott selling cookies
     
  4. 2Fresh

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    What if they like totally blazed phatties everyday huh huh
     
  5. NorCaliGreenFiend

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    hey USA in decline, youre a nazi.
     
  6. get_up_stand_up

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    Amphetamine was first synthesized by German chemist L. Edeleano in 1887 (originally named phenylisopropylamine). In the 1930's amphetamines were first marketed as 'benzedrine' in an over-the-counter inhaler to treat congestion and in the late 30's, amphetamine was prescribed for the treatment of narcolepsy and ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). Amphetamine use grew rapidly when amphetamines were distributed to soldiers during World War II. In 1971, amphetamines were scheduled in the United States and prescriptions became required for possession.
     

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