Norman Ohler

I totally, I, I thought of a new technique by playing like very high balls, like in the, in the, in the direct, like fierce for competition, I would have lost, but,

So I played something that in Germany we call Fudeln, which is something you don't really do.

You just play high balls, which is not pretty to look at, but it's very effective.

And he just lost, he just lost his nerve and I beat him like 6-0, 6-0, something like that.

Sensational.

So Hitler receives this, this Dolantin injection and he gets up, he goes into the meeting room, he dominates the meeting room.

He feels great.

He decides, you know, in front of everybody, no one is able to, no one overpowers him in that meeting.

He was very good in the room.

And the troops are split up.

Like Leningrad is now a target.

This weakens the general thrust towards Moscow.

This is probably why they didn't take Moscow.

They probably could have taken it.

Or maybe not, you know, but the decision was made in August to... I think it's one of the biggest blunders of the Eastern Front.

They had the one-time thing, the one-time moment where they could have done it.

And the German war machine could only win in so-called speed wars, like lightning war, only if they would do it very fast and surprise, because they were always weaker, basically.

They just had this moment, this dynamic moment.

And this was fueled by the methamphetamine.

Also in the Soviet Union, hundreds of millions of dosages were given.