Norman Ohler

I think that's just one version.

I think there's several versions.

And I think that it goes much deeper and is much more interesting and

So I guess history is a very active thing, which I also didn't know.

I was writing a historical nonfiction book and I suddenly realized that this is like a shark pool because the history defines the future or is very connected.

Our history teacher always said, if we don't know where we come from, we cannot know where we go.

And that is, I think, true.

That is what I now really am interested in for my next book.

I'm trying to really understand human history.

And obviously, I'm not the first.

There's a few, you know, alternative historians that go like... Because you have to go back in time quite a bit.

And then it's not easy to write about it.

But it's very interesting to think about.

And I would love to find...

Like the truth on Atlantis, which I don't believe in, actually.

And we can also talk about that.

But maybe there's an archive where we can actually see that they had this king ruling.

I don't think this could be found, but I think we can still also find a lot of documents, but I think especially in closed archives.

So we won't find them.

Well, the Nazis managed to grab power on January 30th, 1933, and they immediately become an anti-drug regime.