In short
Part 2 of a Dunkirk series explaining how Germany’s Blitzkrieg succeeded in the 1940 invasion of France, focusing on the Maginot Line, the Ardennes “pig forest” gap, British Expeditionary Force (BEF) positioning, and the role of mechanized warfare and drugs (including claims about meth/amphetamines and Hitler’s medical “biohacking”).
Guest backgrounds
No guests are identified in the transcript; the hosts are “some O-Show Gould” and “Kelly Clarkson” appears only as an ad voice, not a guest.
Key claims
The French expected a static war and built the Maginot Line (fortifications starting around 1928) but left an opening; Germans used radios, motorized panzer spearheads, and exploited the Ardennes route; the BEF was largely non-infantry and initially inactive during the “phony war”; drug use (amphetamines for troops; Hitler allegedly on opioids via a doctor; and “Pervitin” tested on prisoners) is framed as enabling speed and aggression.
Notable examples
Maginot Line length (~750 km); Ardennes route; Belgian/port cities and prostitution during the “phony war”; Hitler’s “farty tummy” narrative; evacuation retreat debate involving Lord Gort; Pervitin “super-soldier” shoe-testing at Sachsenhausen.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOSetting the Stage: Churchill's Leadership
1:41 to 2:28
Exploring Churchill's role and the state of Britain during Dunkirk.
“This has got me wet as buttered crumpets.”
Understanding Dunkirk: A Historical Overview
2:28 to 2:56
An overview of Dunkirk's significance and differing historical narratives.
The Blitzkrieg: Tactics and Strategy
2:56 to 3:49
Discussing the revolutionary tactics of Blitzkrieg and their effectiveness.
“because they weren't really around at this point.”
The Maginot Line: France's Defensive Strategy
3:49 to 4:50
Examining the Maginot Line and its implications for France's defense.
The British Expeditionary Force in France
4:50 to 5:52
The role and experiences of the British troops during the early stages of WWII.
“horde of blitzed up krauts fuck France before it can turn around?”
The Phony War and Its Implications
5:52 to 6:40
Understanding the Phony War period and its impact on the war narrative.
“So this is footage, if you're watching, of the Maginot line.”
Life in French Port Towns
6:40 to 8:12
Describing the experiences of British troops in French port towns during WWII.
“This is why the Germans take France so easily is that, you know, the Israelis have got this system where it detects any object, missile, civilian aircraft, Palestinian family, who cares?”
Military Action and Cultural Observations
8:12 to 14:01
Insights into the military actions and cultural observations during the war.
“A lot of the time, it's very impenetrable military history.”
Exploring Belgian Cities and Prostitution
14:01 to 19:02
Learn about the quirky tourist spots in Belgium and the historical context of prostitution during wartime.
“And then he looks up and realises it's all British troops pissing out of brothel windows.”
The British Military and Strategic Decisions
19:02 to 23:29
Understand the key figures and strategic decisions in the British military leading up to Dunkirk.
“I've got on Poland's whatever I'm bored let's go the music it's not quick enough we can go somewhere else man push your limits train with precision see the results At Equinox, that's high-performance loving.”
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German Tactics and the Ardennes
23:29 to 25:40
Discover the German strategy for invading France and how innovative tactics changed warfare.
“and all it's like penetrating from behind break through the rigid 442.”
Hitler's Health and Drug Use
27:02 to 28:00
Examine Hitler's issues with health and the role of drugs in his regime.
“Is Hitler's farting a lot in the late 30s?”
Hitler's Health and Farting Habits
28:00 to 28:37
Learn about Hitler's digestive issues and unconventional treatments.
Medical Treatments and Their Effects
28:37 to 29:59
Explore how Hitler's treatments influenced his physical and mental state.
The Role of Drugs in Warfare
29:59 to 31:12
Understand the impact of amphetamines and opioids on military performance.
“Anyway, but it's a really crucial military moment.”
Cultural Differences in Warfare
31:12 to 32:35
Discuss the contrasting effects of drugs and alcohol on soldiers' performance.
The German Blitzkrieg Strategy
32:35 to 35:38
Learn about the strategies behind the German invasion and military tactics.
“So Eric Hosbourne's saying it's a story of factories.”
The German Blitzkrieg Strategy
36:40 to 37:52
Learn about the strategies behind the German invasion and military tactics.
“Your to-do list may feel endless with new tasks and lists can easily begin to overrun your life.”
Military Tactics and Historical Commentary
38:01 to 42:07
Analyze the military tactics used by Germany and their implications.
“At Equinox, that's high performance loving.”
The German Advance and Its Impact
42:07 to 44:34
Explore the rapid German advance during WWII and its effect on British forces.
“It's moments, sometimes you feel European, sometimes you don't.”
Hitler's Triumph and the Irony of Paris
44:34 to 47:57
Discuss the irony of Hitler's triumph and the darker aspects of his regime.
“Hitler and Paris, which we're not dealing with because this happens just after Dunkirk, but I do...”
Nazi Drug Dependency and Its Consequences
47:57 to 52:34
Examine the role of drugs in Nazi soldier performance and its implications.
“They were testing the shoes on Jewish people and they were getting them just so wide so they could just walk for like four days.”
The Execution of British Soldiers and Its Legacy
52:34 to 56:00
Learn about a significant Nazi war crime and the implications for British soldiers.
“I can't even fathom putting three words together that.”
Transcript
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1:27Welcome back to VimBus History. Beside me, some O-Show Gould. And today, we're talking about sniffs. It's Nazi sniffs. It's, oh my God, I'm excited. Sniffs before sniffs were sniffs. This has got me wet as buttered crumpets. I'm just, it's just seeping through me. So drugs at Glastonbury, you find that annoying? This is the opposite of that. The Blitzkrieg is the opposite of Glastonbury. both similar drugs similar drugs but used correctly to invade the french i'm on board um today this is part two of our series on dunkirk yeah um now we left off with churchill had become prime minister on the 10th only british politician whose bottom hadn't fallen out he didn't have a broken bum his bum was intact and as such he is the only one who can handle the job yeah and his darkest hour is when his bum comes close to breaking comes close to breaking but he holds it in Britain's bum that's never been so close to breaking that was in the end of May 1940 smelliest hour Britain's smelliest hour this is you know if you've just joined us stop listen to episode one this is key information if you're not aware of Dunkirk if you're Australian or New Zealand which is the same thing medically thick if you're medically thick or Australian as I like to call them, if you're American.
2:55These people don't know about Dunkirk because they weren't really around at this point. Well, France, Britain and America each teach World War II as they're the ones who won it. No, no, no, France don't do that. Oh, sorry. Britain, America and Russia. They each have a huge myth building about World War II. France go, that was a very dark time for cheese production. Yeah. And this is our, this is in the whole war, this is when we're most important this is britain's this is when we win the war yeah it's five years before it ends so churchill is prime minister now before we get into the the sniffs the sniffs krig um we need to talk about the lay of the land to the few ladies who listen this is going to get quite male yeah we're getting this is military history at its finest yeah this is arguably war doesn't get more exciting what are you doing in the shed in the garden go away linda i'm having my quiet time um i saw you alan i saw you you just sat in the car you got home from the shops 20 minutes ago what you do i'm listening to military history go away um this is this is real red meat for us men yeah the blitzkrieg hitler's high pressing you know revolutionary warfare yeah why why is it so devastating i mean it is a lot like football to be fair the tactical difference with Blitzkrieg and to how football used to be it is very similar to Liverpool and getting a press and coming into these rigid sort of formations and the only way to break down sort of Guardiola system football well you know how the Germans you know this is what the English recently like 10 years ago tried to remodel is the Germans after the disaster of the I think it's the 2006 World no 2002 World Cup they were like right we have to start again we just completely tear everything down they basically go what are we good at oh yeah invading people so let's flood the pitch forward let's go fast let's make a spearhead and then the defence can just sort of mop up at the back and remember when they beat Brazil 7-1 in their backyard and there was a feeling of like Germany need to keep a lid on it because this is this is not quite traumatic this is not cricket it's quite triggering the Germans doing winning that well you know in the same way that that match got uploaded to Pornhub I'd quite like this invasion to get unloaded to Pornhub what would the title be?
5:14horde of blitzed up krauts fuck France before it can turn around? I don't know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So why is it so effective? Well, on the French side, we've got to talk about the defence that they, or what they were planning for. Yeah. So we need to talk about something called the Maginot line. De Sely. They got great Turam. They got some great defenders. Yeah, the French do make good defenders. Yeah. Ironically. Gallas. Gallas. Well, no, it's so similar to Gallas. in that at the end of Galas' career, he sat on the bench and just like, if you play me, I'm going to score it and go, I want to leave.
5:50That's kind of what the French do here. So this is footage, if you're watching, of the Maginot line. Now, the Maginot line was built in about 1928, well, it started in 1928, and it was this, at the time, state-of-the-art defensive, what would you call it, like compounds? Like it's a line of... A line of fortifications, right? Yeah, it's a line of fortifications. basically it's intended to be a permanent defense against german attacks it's so world war one doesn't happen again which yeah so they they think that if germans are going to attack again it's going to be the same as last time yeah uh and it's going to be trench warfare it's going to be static yeah so they go well if it's static rather than digging mucky glastonbury holes yeah let's make a big line of like glamping it's a low block yeah it's yeah it's not a high rise it's a low rise and so it's tunnel systems I mean if you're watching they are they're glazing ham in there they're eating pate this is this is the most French this is a state of the art they tell us the art defense and then we have lunch and then we make chefs yeah again this is part of the issue if you're watching is that it is mainly a Michelin star restaurant what the fuck this is this is their army why are we showing a dumb waiter and fucking like this is the French Iron Dome right and it's literally a kitchen.
7:10This is why the Germans take France so easily is that, you know, the Israelis have got this system where it detects any object, missile, civilian aircraft, Palestinian family, who cares? Bomb it, right? The French are like, and then we take this sauce and we just, we add some butter, we take it off the heat. And then, look at that, we have a beautiful, a beautiful pan sauce made from the fond, which is the skin of the pan chicken that is burnt onto the pan. We use that flavour to accentuate to sauce what's that oh no the germans are here right so uh this line stretches for 750 kilometers along the french border with italy germany luxembourg why and um southern belgium luxembourg luxembourg they're the belgium i'd say yeah well belgium is france thank you for correcting me christ this is all france until it gets to holland yeah and they're lucky yeah they'll be lucky if they get their own country well if the dutch weren't such sex freaks they would be germans but they are they're on the edge yeah they're looking over their shoulders final warning if you act any more German you are getting anxious yeah exactly if Germany legalises prostitution it's all Germany it's all Germany yeah exactly so it is a state of the art compound as we've seen but it's state of the art it's a very satisfying form of like a zoom out military tactics map sense it's a very satisfying thing that happens it's beautiful it's unbelievable we are going to be There's going to be some map stuff this episode.
8:34Because it's actually very simple. That's why it's very... A lot of the time, it's very impenetrable military history. But this bit is very... It's fun for all the family. Yeah, it is. It's easy to understand. So if you look at the map, you've got this... France have gone right. The Germans are not going to invade over our main border with them. We're going to shore that up. Yeah, it makes sense. Plug that hole. Yeah. Can we make a Cote de Boeuf while we're plugging that hole? We can. Of course. Brilliant. Absolutely. is it one big wine seller? Fantastic. Is it just France underground? Great. Can we surrender from that?
9:07Lovely, lovely stuff. Then you've got Belgium, which is, now the start of Belgium and France, that start of that border is covered by the Ardennes Forest. Yeah. Charlie, get the pig off the screen. We're trying to look at the pig. There are lots of pigs in the Ardennes Forest. Thank you. Okay, that is relevant. There are a lot of pigs. We should make a lovely kind of boar stew. Lovely boar stew. Well, the Germans go through the Ardennes. So that's probably why, because they go, who's that? lovely piggies there's piggies in there let's go I feel quite hungry actually suddenly that would go lovely with some bitter pills and a beer and some kraut some kraut sour kraut and pig so then there's the Ardenne forest which it's quite hilarious how they leave that unmanned there's no defences there because they go well it's trees that one can go through there trees and pigs trees and pigs who's going through there that is impenetrable well that forest with a big road in it impenetrable not a restaurant in sight there's no restaurants there's no toilets there's trees there's pigs you'd have to be fucking mad to launch an invasion through there you'd have to be Hannibal crossing the Alps my god that's never gonna do you know what we'll have two blokes on chairs smoking rollies with a carafe of red they can watch that because it's just not worth putting any manpower in the Ardennes so is it why they did it is because the natural it wasn't because it was a natural barrier is it not because it was Belgian and that's not France anymore no but it is the it is the border with France it's the Ardennes forest right it's all it's air conditioned they're having wine they're making beef Wellington you know they're frying green beans and the fat of beef whatever so the BEF the British Expeditionary Force the BEF these lads I love BEF I love is it in a tin can I have some tin BEF these BEF-y boys these big beefy boys from Britain they've got 390 ,000 British troops have gone to France pretty much as soon as the war breaks out but they're not fucking doing anything and it must be stressed that this is the British army at this point is not infantry, really.
11:01We're not a great land power. We sort of - World War I, they basically kill all the blokes. Yeah. Like, dead. Yeah. And then they've gone, right, if we're going to have an army, let's be like, let's make planes and ships and machines and not just chuck men into a pasta machine for four years. Yeah, yeah. Turns out that didn't really work. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So the Expeditionary Force is sort of their entire land army as we understand it. And they're in France and they're, you know, they're just having a great time it's a holiday yeah these people this is before cheap air travel yeah people don't go abroad so they're like fucking hell you see what they've done to that goose french stick and butter lovely this bread's amazing yeah what's great about this bread you can shove it up your arse is that what they do over here do you reckon yeah because when you get a loaf and you had to scrunch it it's soft yeah I get the loaf and I squeeze it into pellets and it doesn't go off as much it's not as pliable this stick just goes straight up there did your nan call it a french stick yeah yeah absolutely the longest baguette ever baked thank you Charlie was 461 feet long near Paris by this guy that's only some of it I can't imagine how long it is wow again that's actually the Maginot line there it's a series of French bakers with a very long baguette covering from Cannes in the sands of France all the way up to the Ardennes Forest it's a very very long baguette and they think there's no way the Germans can get past that yeah you know unless we get hungry and start eating it's two days old that baguette so it's rock solid very hard so what the what the birth let's talk about the birth the our boys our brave boys yeah that are over there before and during the phony war nothing's really happening um so what is the phony war we talked about it briefly it's just like eight months which people don't really talk about because it was boring yeah no fuck all happens yeah we're at war are we narratively unsatisfying world war ii in general is very narratively satisfying you get the big explosion at the end there's a real rise and fall it like it really maps really nicely it's got a beginning a middle and end the phony war is like doesn't doesn't it doesn't work most of it works so well narratively you should start and then you should we should have started here well this is where it came but the phony war is just wetting the whistle it's tension it's the yeah i guess so it's the sound it's the sound that's always going up like in the slow day of test cricket yeah it's day one day two days i mean the test that's you know the india test it's like the first few days were fucking boring.
13:25The last few days, oh, hello. This is why we invested in it. Now it's getting spicy. But not too spicy. That's why you have to balance the flavours with the batter. You want to cut through the vinegar with some milk or some dairy, probably just to soften the sauce. So they're in French port towns, the BEF, and they're expecting the Germans to come through Belgium. They're not going to go through the big baguette that stretches from Italy down to the Berlin. They can't. They're not going to go through the forest full of pigs. They'd have to be mad. you'd be mad you'd be mad to go through it there so they come through Belgium like they did in World War I so we'll put all our boys there and they're in all these port towns and they're fucking having a great time the British great weekend it's a great weekend Ghent Bruges Brussels you see it in the afternoon yeah if you're going do all three in about two days if that if that it really is a whistle stop tour I reckon fuck off Ghent to be honest yeah I reckon just Bruges Bruges half an hour half an hour genuinely you do that in half an hour Bruges it really is tiny it's a square it's a square and it's everywhere does the same beer and chips and mayonnaise it is very pretty but it's there's a pissing boy is that in Brussels the pissing boy statue you rub his little willy and I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know if I was on that tourist tour guide you're immune from being a pedophile I don't know what the fucking thing is anyway yeah so there's red light districts in all the major port cities and in Cherbourg particularly prostitution was especially rife and there's a there's a quote from a guy called William Harding who's a British gunner who apparently in September 39 he's walking along the narrow streets of the town and goes, oh, it started raining.
14:57And then he looks up and realises it's all British troops pissing out of brothel windows. Right. And apparently the prostitutes would wear nothing but G-strings and high heels. Sex costs 10 francs, which is twice what a beer would cost. I'd be like, I'll just have two beers, please. Keep your mucky tun tun. You can keep your mucky tun tun. And I'll have a Cronenberg, please. Two Cronenbergs, no sex. and apparently while there's obviously there's queues of people waiting apparently what the prostitutes would do come out of their rooms between clients wipe their tuntuns with a rag and then throw it into the crowd what a rascalat?
15:33dirty rascalat throw it into the crowd of British troops and the troops would scramble for the rag like a rugby scrum fighting for a ball well we know what to do with our instead of a t-shirt cannon at our live podcast yeah dirty poop hand cannon we have a rascalat cannon to our entirely male audience. Yeah, we're going to wipe our bums. We're going to get French prostitutes wipe their tinte on a dirty rascal. No, we're going to wipe the production. It's going to be a limited edition Finvers' History rascal. We're going to spend the preceding hour wiping our ass. We'll say it's French prostitutes, but we've actually just wiped our ass on it.
16:09Yeah, exactly. We're a small team. We cannot bring French prostitutes into the fold. We need an editor before we need a French prostitute. We could do a call out on Instagram. Are there any French prostitutes that follow this who are willing to wipe their mucky tuntum with a rascal yeah but several rascal arts we need to be mass produced stinky rascal it's merch it's merch it's stinky merch yeah signed signed stinky rascal arts and then obviously a lot of men catch VD funnily enough right with the whole it's probably from being huffing all that that stinky tuntum well it's probably that tuntum tennis they're playing French rugby whatever it's called basically Montgomery Conry, who we'll come to, who's one of the British heroes of the World War II.
16:54Autistic. Yes. Double autism. Never has so much been done by one autistic guy. Yeah. That's that quote, isn't it? My God. Because this is the most British Brit. It's the most autistic autist. Monty, we'll get to - In a way that is like, the Frenchest French guy is the gayest gay guy. Yeah. The British British guy is the most autistic autistic guy. Yeah. He's like the Northern Lights for British autism. In the, you know, there's just, it's a miracle to witness. Yeah. Anyway, so a lot of men catch VD. and so Monty sends a memorandum about how to prevent disease and he advocates for French lessons so that the troops could ask the police the way to the doctors and the chemists.
17:27However, it was condemned by the Church of England because it basically meant you were just encouraging people to keep fucking. Now, there's also a guy called Lord Gort who we need to deal with. Lord Gort. Viscount Gort. The podcast I listened to sort of said that he should be given much more credit because it's his idea to evacuate Dunkirk. but Churchill removes the command from him quite quickly I think apparently he was quite he wasn't that good but apparently the whole thing is his idea the fallback to Duncan what's interesting about the British kind of upper echelons in politics and in because it's such a hierarchical society it is like there's a pool of 300 blokes who can do any of these jobs right yeah it's like you can't do it but it's going to be your mate down the road there's another I can't yeah it's just it's such a small pool of people that are actually going to have all the education's to actually do these jobs.
18:17Exactly. It's not like they've earned their way to be there. They've been born to the right place. Gort's called a glorified boy scout by people and he's more preoccupied with like birds. He's a bird watcher and tying knots. He's a quad appreciator. He is a quad appreciator but people say that he would yeah, the whole thing wouldn't have happened without him ordering the retreat. right okay anyway so that's the Maginot Line it's a big stick of bread and now we must get to the Germans so the Germans Hitler's wanted to invade the West since like October right because he's just like I'm I'm seeing the matrix now he's going in I'm like let's go to another place man he's going in I've got on Poland's whatever I'm bored let's go the music it's not quick enough we can go somewhere else man push your limits train with precision see the results At Equinox, that's high-performance loving.
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20:37So terrifying. But Hitler, now supposedly you need invading force to be successful. You need a three to one over manpower, right? But in February 1940, there is a working breakfast in the Reich's Cancelery, right? Again, I'd love to be a fly on the wall. A working breakfast. A Nazi working breakfast. No, the French have never had a working breakfast in their life. No. Because it's like, well, we'll have breakfast. Sorry, are we working? Are we having breakfast? What are we doing? can you can you pick one it's a working lunch same problem are we working are we having lunch so uh in 1940 working breakfast where they discussed the arden plan now there are three generals guderian van manstein and some other guy right and these are like the head of the manstein manstein that's great i mean or von manstein he's a van man he's a van manstein um that's a straight name that yeah van manstein which is german for beer yeah yeah van man beer Fat Man beer.
21:37So they discuss how they're going to invade France because they're actually terrified of how big the baguette is. They're like, we can't get through. So they come up with this plan where they go, we're going to develop these panzer divisions, which are... Fast moving light tanks? Well, it's not actually that many about tanks. It's more about the motorbikes, the transport. It's mechanized warfare. Hell's Angels. It's Hell's Angels. Yeah. Which, again, this is all operating in the shadow of World War I where everyone just dug a hole and stood there. And everyone's assuming that it's going to be fought.
22:13That's what's going to happen again. But the Germans, what the Germans actually have invented, better than anyone, is radios. Yes. And so the reason that they can get in the motorbike or the little tank and bomb ahead is that they can then talk to their mate on via radio, whereas the French have got telegram cables. They've got baguettes in the earth. it's after lunch they don't discuss anything at lunch no no no they're eating exactly and then they've got they're still reliant on dispatch riders so people and they go hollow baguette and they shout down and that's the only way yeah and there's a guy hollow the baguette like this what are you saying and there's like two rolls and a bit of string I was amazed by how the Germans didn't even have that many motorised vehicles it's not actually that much yeah they didn't have that much gear less everything really the French are reliant on messages being conveyed by dispatch riders there's some cunt on a horse and he's French he's like oh I reckon you could eat that you know he's like trying to eat his horse so the message doesn't get across and what they realise is that if we were to use a panzer division to basically punch a hole really fast then they can establish through defences that are built for attritional warfare we can establish a spearhead and then the cunts with horses which is most of the German panzer divisions actually infantry they can catch us up and we can surround and all it's like penetrating from behind break through the rigid 442.
23:34And then, so they're going, well, how do we do this? Because they've got the big baguette, you've got the British Expeditionary Force by Belgium. We're not going to go through the pig forest because it would take three days and three nights of constant... There's pigs in there. I'm terrified of pigs. And there's trees. So you wouldn't be able to see the pigs from the trees. The longest orgasm in mammals is that of the domestic pig, which is on average 30 minutes, but it can last for as long as 90 minutes. So is it sort of British sitcom length? Or a 90s feature film. Or a football match. A football match.
24:05It can last 90 minutes. Yeah. It's like a short indie feature. Yeah. Right. Like the Ballad of Wallace, Ireland. Yeah, that's the length of a pig. A pig's just coming. Yeah. Pigs are really enjoying that film.
24:20Anyway. I thought it was good, but I would have enjoyed it a lot more if I was coming. If I was coming for 90 minutes, it'd be the best one I've ever seen. I mean, I find people eating popcorn at the cinema annoying. If there's a pig literally coming can you not do that christ can you come during the adverts and then stop anyway so this is this is my favorite bit right uh they're they're talking about how do we get from through the ardennes with the panzer divisions because we'd need to travel for three days and three nights yeah and then this is where they go have you heard about this thing called methamphetamine no i haven't no one has no well they're giving it to people they're giving amphetamines to people as vitamin injections to just be more focused and stuff biohacking they're biohacking in the 40s and so they realize that if you give the panzer division soldiers meth they don't have to sleep right and so that's how they go well we could go through the pig forest if we're all on meth so who gives a fuck i'm on meth i'm on meth everything's a big forest yeah everything's a pig forest when you're on meth so the german military then order with a german massive german pharmaceutical giant they they order millions of dosages of big farmer big farmer yeah big pig farmer pig farmer so uh there's a great book called blitzed which is a narcotic history of the third reich right uh which i've read yeah um goes without saying yeah call the guy call that their guy this guy called there's a historian called norman uhler who basically realized that historians had missed this entire aspect of the norman norman norway norway norman um absolutely brilliant book uh so what's the image choice because they could have gone so many different directions with the image and it's they've just got hitler like looking slightly yeah it's not even yeah subtle cover i think now uh there's great story as to what how hitler ends up uh on gear heil hitler gets ended up so norman erler in blitz has used a lot of primary sources of hitler's physicians okay um the nazi generals his dealers yeah yeah he's He found all the Nazi dealers.
26:46And so Hitler specifically, because everyone was like, oh, is he on drugs during the Berlin Olympics? No, no. Because he's clean living. He's Chris Williamson. He's Joe Rogan. He's like, my body's a temple. It's a Nazi temple. I'm vegetarian. I'm teetotal. Yeah. Then he has a problem with digestion and Hitler's farting a lot. Is he? Is Hitler's farting a lot in the late 30s? Blood! Like he's... Hitler's farting, right? right and he's like i really was undermining i'm an authoritarian yeah it's undermining his vibe
27:23yeah it does take away from the aura it takes away from the great
27:30brother yeah and we are the master the master what you can't even hold your bowels Everyone who is not white smells Yeah, that Danville scene is just him on the toilet What does Hitler's fart sound like, do you reckon? Are they like that? Or are they like I think they're more like
28:01I think they're more like a ranty fart Yeah, they're angry
28:09that's what it sounds like shit's hit the bowl
28:17he was a great orator of course devil-tongued arsehole hit the head anyway christ so he's farting a lot this is when charlie actually listens to the history yeah he was just as we start talking about facts he goes back on his check his whatsapp but then we're talking about that he was sitting out like this the holocaust now no hitler's farting why what hitler farts a lot i learned so much so hitler had a farty tummy in the 30s right so he goes he finds a new doctor called theo morel right uh and theo morel uh basically gives him probiotics which at this point is like mad revolutionary you know the idea of probiotics is very new yeah so hitler becomes like a sort of biohacking uh optimizing athletic greens kind of guy and germany are very forward looking right with a lot of their technology even their military things it's a lot about what's the newest how are we going to kind of innovate yes yeah yeah but also he is you know fascism health big big titted women yeah milk milk yeah oh nine you know you can't be farting after the yeah they're not going to be people talk about body positivity no get the fatties off magazine covers get them into documentaries again about how fat they are that's where they belong so he has this doctor called morale who starts curing with probiotics and then he you know morale is always like pushing the boundaries of medicine going well you should take vitamins which again is a new discovery yeah so he's injecting hitler with uh vitamin supplements which is like they're like fish oil yeah it becomes a euphemism for for speed later on in the 50s but at this point it's just vitamins then in 41 when they're doing operation barbarossa hitler gets russian flu which is a particularly bad, like a Russian salad is bad.
29:56It's pretty bad. Tinned. Tinned. Tinned, eggy. Anyway, but it's a really crucial military moment. There's like a military meeting he needs to be at because he wants people to, he wants to separate the invasion rather than just attack Moscow. Right, right. And so his doctor's like, well, I could sort you out and basically gives an injection of opioids. And then Hitler's like, fuck me, that's good. My headache's completely gone and I feel completely alert. Opioids aren't methamphetamines, are they? No, no. Okay, right. But Hitler was never on meth. Hitler was on opioids. Okay. So Hitler then gets hooked on opioids for the next like two years.
30:34Yeah. And then the whole reason he gets all shaky is because he withdraws and he's off them. And then he's just like eating chocolate and shit because he's trying to fill the... Right. So he's got his cravings. Yeah. He's got the munchies. It's like when he takes the glasses off, he's just like, you know, he's missing the opioids. So he took... Okay, fine. But he's not on speed because I guess he's not going through the forest. who's making the decision the troops are on speed that high is quite different to methamphetamine it's ecstasy is it's ex i think they're all that's an amphetamine there's lots of different they're all within the family but in general i think what it does is there's a chemical and it's all about the shape of the thing locks in causes um your brain to be flooded with dopamine yeah and then not let back in or something right so it's like it's it it's just stays there the sadness in yeah so normally dopamine kind of goes in and out yeah but it basically just charges it all out and doesn't let it back in so it's just fizzing around in your head yeah but this is interesting that so this is not ecstasy because it's not like i just fucking love you oh mate they'd be like hugging pigs because it's more cokey this because coke is like i'm gonna fucking take over business yeah but ecstasy is like we should just fucking invade france the fucking forest i'm gonna go for that pig forest fuck it fuck it do you think he hit on ecstasy do you think he'd have gone harder or do you think he'd have no no on ecstasy i think if it was the first time he'd come up next to me you go up to an orthodox gym be like fuck do you know what no mate i'm not do you know what mate i fucking love what you do with your hair i love it i love that hat it looks great on you it's really good man i want that hat i want that it's the come down it feels so it feels so soft kills them all why is it so soft that hat here in the morning kills them all all of them kills more burns the hats so anyway uh this guy norman earler this historian he basically he he he frames the blitzkrieg as meth versus red wine because he says so is it quite a funny book or is it quite serious history well what i can't work out is whether it's like because he's using primary sources you know it's several reasons why the germans are so successful right but it's not all meth but at the same time that initial ardenne surge could not happen without amphetamines.
32:43Right. So Eric Hosbourne's saying it's a story of factories. Yeah, this cunt's saying it's a story of fucking gear. It's gear versus red wine. The French are drinking red wine, which they are. Slows you down. Slows you down, sleepy. You got red wine drunk? Yeah. What's your red wine drunk? What do you get? What type of drunk are you on red wine? Oh, sleepy. Sleepy, yeah. I fall asleep. Yeah. Which is what the French are doing. Yeah. I'm not an amphetamine drunk. Yeah, it's all around your mouth. It's all claggy, your teeth. So this level of efficiency means the Germans can cover 120 miles in five days.
33:16Right. And, you know, to look forward to it, basically the Blitzkrieg is the German main weapon, but it's sort of their downfall in that when you're faced with Russia, which just has unlimited men. Yes. Your advance gets overstretched and you get... But also why they've had to develop the Blitzkrieg is a necessity. And it's part of the Treaty of Versailles, which basically meant they weren't allowed to build up these huge tank divisions. so they had to find ways to basically be far more manoeuvrable because they couldn't build up in the same way the French have. They couldn't just have two forces going at once.
33:46That's why they had to just choose one spot and really focus on things like motorbikes, which I don't imagine were accounted for in the Treaty of Versailles, which says a limited amount of tanks, planes, all that sort of stuff. I imagine they're allowed unlimited motorcycles. Yeah, and also unlimited meth. Yes. It's like that loophole in the Quran. Yeah, exactly. You can't drink. Can I have meth? yeah i don't know it didn't exist when i was so may the 10th this is when the fucking stag gets going go on it's 6 a.m right we're atst pancras we've got our passports where are we going belgium oh oh fuck yeah yeah right let's get some tins living la leffa loca okay.
34:33Adolf, sorry. Blood, bloop.
34:40So, 10th of May, the same day, Churchill, who at this point does not have a broken bum. Hitler's bum is broken, it seems. He's farting a lot. Churchill's not drinking red wine, he's doing whiskey for breakfast. He's whiskey for breakfast. Yeah. So, imagine how angry you would be having whiskey for fucking breakfast. So it's red wine versus meth versus whiskey. Yeah, that's essentially the allies are whiskey and wine versus the german and we're waiting for american rye whiskey to come into bourbon to come into the save us all good but then bourbon's fighting rice wine i mean it's terrifying luxembourg surrenders on the same day as the invasion obviously it's literally a doormat um it's a doormat into a doormat what is luxembourg i don't know who cares livid when they people correct me and say no it's actually luxembourg no it's not no it's not it's france yeah what are you doing so differently that you can't be part of France yeah using deodorant I doubt it Cuxenberg Cuxenberg it's pretty good Cuxenberg's pretty good yeah so they roll over immediately the Netherlands surrender in five days the Dutch royal family go to London right so at this point the what the we'll get a we'll get a military map up but the Germans have just shot through the Ardenne forest the pig forest it's gone right through me that that's gone right through me that stuff and these two French blokes with a carafe of wine like fuck yeah and then everyone is in the big stick of baguette yeah it's a vindaloo so what is so funny about this is that the French build the state of the art defences never the Leica which never been seen before and they leave one gap and the Germans go we'll just go through there then we probably should have plugged that gap I reckon we should have just not had a gap yeah you ever thought about that it's very satisfying because you can you don't need to know anything about military history or anything to realise they should have just plugged back they left a window open and the Germans came in through the window It's just like a long wall and you just didn't do it all the way.
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36:29Yeah. Didn't match it up. I'll just go through there then. Oh. But it is a pig forest. How are you getting through the pig forest? Starting or growing your own business can be intimidating and lonely at times. Your to-do list may feel endless with new tasks and lists can easily begin to overrun your life. So finding the right tool that not only helps you out, but simplifies everything as a built-in business partner can be a game changer. For millions of businesses, that tool is Shopify. Shopify is the commerce platform behind millions of businesses around the world and 10 % of all e-commerce in the U.S.
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39:08I don't know am I the host of a history podcast I don't know I don't know Sedan Sedan the country not Sudan fuck me not Sudan Sedan chairs S-E-D-A-N. Sudan. Not Sudan. The Germans haven't gone that far. Sudan. Not a Sudan car. Oh my God. Sudan land. It's a town in France. Sudan land? I don't know. France. France. There you go. So the Germans then, and again, to any women listening, this is not your time. Don't worry. And your time won't come. Your time. Also, I don't know how much, how many more hints we can drop. The time is not coming. what is that what is what if this is peak male history what is peak female history it's obviously like uh suffragettes and all that stuff but it's a bit serious no the suffragettes is quite it's quite funny i guess if male history is is about the great men in the sense of like historically great men who make decisions that shape the world hitler you're right yeah yeah and then female history is it's like uh do women nag men enough to change the world yes you're right yeah yeah It's the history of nagging to create extraordinary...
40:23Are you sure we should go through the pig forest? Ava! Blub! Ah, nein! Blub!
40:31It's like a one-man band where he's snorting a line. Ah, blub! He's got a cymbal between his legs. Ah, blub! Yeah, it's the history of... I mean, in my head, the history of the Nazis, it goes through the history of great men, then the history of great dogs, and then Ava Brown. Yeah. Blondie I find more fascinating. There's more to Blondie than there is Ava Brown's life story, I think. Because Hitler loved his dog more than he did his wife. Yeah, of course. Yeah, he was a bloke. So Army Group A and Army Group B. And look, I'm starting this sentence. I don't know where it's going. Right. Because military history is...
41:06Just go for it. Confident. So you've got the Panzer Corps, which have gone through the forest. And then you've got all the infantry and horses that are coming in behind. Right. And what they've done, the Germans... It's interesting they decided to go through the pig forest as opposed to through Belgium. Was Belgium more defended? No, but Belgium is where the Maginot Line continues. Still goes, all right, fine. And, well, Belgium's got all the British expeditionary force. Right. Because they're like, they're coming through Belgium. Right, right, right, right, right. So, but they've plopped through the gap.
41:32And the panzer, and what, the reason this is a problem is that it would mean that the British expeditionary force and the French and the Belgians are completely surrounded because they're also coming through Holland. stories like this make you feel like you could be a military commander yes when you're fighting with a map with a long really powerful war and there's a gap in it i think i also would have been like let's go through there then let's go i'll go through there and everyone's like what a genius how did he see that so france is complete they they're literally they they drink their wine they go what and the germans are behind them already 120 miles in five days they're all the way to the coast and the british are like ah right ah and bear in mind this is the day churchill becomes prime minister yeah so uh never has a british prime minister had more of a sticky wicket to come out to so more than starmer picking up the economy i think so yeah yeah probably probably this probably probably this so sticky wicket belgium uh will collapse like the melted chocolate that it is like cheese melted onto fries yeah who gives a shit mayonnaise uh luxembourg holland they all fall and the british expeditionary force realize they are completely surrounded by europeans coked up euro trash yeah motorcycle and hell hell's angels with a farting commander in chief behind
43:05Blondie! The dog's running wild. Terrifying. Absolutely terrifying. It's moments, sometimes you feel European, sometimes you don't. Yeah. If you're British. Yes. It's quite an uneasy relationship. You don't know if you, you sometimes define yourself, I guess with Americans, sometimes you're like, no, I am European. I'm not you guys. But then when you spend too much time on the climate, it's like, we are different. We're definitely not European. Yeah, exactly. And that's what the BEF are thinking now. Yeah. When they hit, when they see this just steam of motorcycle farty techno farty techno convoy we are not Europeans and we're there smelling you know prostitutes dirty fanny rags like ah it's different over here innit you know sticking french sticks up your ass you go do you know what two weeks is too long for a holiday actually ten days is probably what you want to do yeah they've spent too long in a Belgian city that's exactly what they've done they've planned brews that'll probably be three days half an hour done bored now I've had three eight percent beers i've had some chips are there any smelly tum tum rags i can sniff so the germans establish a bridgehead they get all the way to uh the coast pretty quickly um and now there is absolute pandemonium panzer demonium panzer demonium lovely stuff no it's crisp um gort is like we need to retreat uh and everyone else is like no no i'll be fine we'll counter attack um but bear in mind these boys are not you know they're not trained they've I mean, smelling...
44:30Tun-tun. Tun-tun knickers for, you know, eight months or something. This is the height of Hitler's successes. Do you think? Well, this bit and then Paris. Yeah. Paris is... Yeah, yeah, yeah. We'll always have Paris. Hitler and Paris, which we're not dealing with because this happens just after Dunkirk, but I do... There is an element of melancholy when I watch the footage of Hitler looking around Paris. Because he thinks... Because he thinks he's just... It was a walk in the park. Yeah. But that's also, it's like, if we just stopped, if we didn't go east, we'd have Paris. That's a lovely day trip, isn't it?
45:06I think Paris would be better. Once you've conquered Paris, seeing all the sights, that's lovely. But I also just think Paris would be better if it was run by Nazis. You surprised me. Yeah, it's a toilet. Needs cleaning. Bit of bleach in there. Bit of Nazi bleach. Adolf loved trout. I thought he was vegetarian. No, he liked a bit of trout as well, apparently. He liked a trout. Yeah. I can't help his guts. bit of farsy trout bum's gone no wonder his bum's gone bum's gone so the British are are surrounded right they there's a there's a plan to retreat back to the port of Dunkirk and they're surrounded by fucked meth heads yeah bear in mind Rommel right Rommel apparently loved crystal meth the tank commander right so you know how it's called the desert fox right apparently Norman Urla the historian says he's actually called the crystal fox really because that's how much he just he smoked meth And is crystal meth, that feel, that's slightly different to speed.
46:00So I wonder if that's like a, crystal meth is like Breaking Bad. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's like the itchy fucking. Yeah, no teeth. Yeah, yeah. Which really, it does sort of, the whole battle of El Alamai. El Alamai. El Alamai. If you reframe that as crystal meth versus autism, you can see why Monty wins, isn't it? An autistic man will always beat a guy on meth. Yeah. Rock, paper, scissors. At a game of risk. Rock, paper, scissors. Yeah, risk. Fuck it, you're playing. taking meth and playing risk that's the last thing i did actually play drinking risk once yeah uh where it's every time you take every time you lose a territory yeah you have to drink right uh every time you sign a treaty with someone you have to drink i think it ended up with someone doing a poo in a bath right because it's a long game yeah it was like it was like 10 hours yeah i think it ended with someone being so pissed and maybe they they maybe as part of a treaty they had to do a poo in a bath empty or full of water empty dry poo dry poo in a bath anyway um so rommel rommel's like well this is because because because the the beth are surrounded by these these farty coking nazis it is sort of like yeah when you guys don't synchronize your drugs on a night out and someone's on a different hide to you yes someone's coming up before you and it's like this sucks this really sucks i feel more so than ever and you're like man i fucking love you it's like i can see what you actually look like oh yeah so this uh so this This is a bit later on, but the Nazis were so, the war machine was so dependent on drugs that they came up with this super soldier drug, which is, this is in 44, which was, you'd combine five milligrams of cocaine, three milligrams of methamphetamine, and five milligrams of oxycodone or something.
47:37And what they did was they got Saxonhausen concentration camp, which is outside Berlin, I've been to. This is where a lot of the lab stuff is, fruity stuff, fruity stuff. Fruity. Pretty fruity stuff happening in that camp. they'd get prisoners to take this drug and then march in boots for like four days and they were so Jewish yeah and they were basically just testing the boots they didn't care about the prisoners basically has this drug been tested on animals no don't worry it's been tested on Jews fine because Hitler would hate animal testing of course he's a vegetarian he's a member of Peter he's an empath he loves Peter he's definitely not a member of Jeter.
48:19Right, right, right. They were testing the shoes on Jewish people and they were getting them just so wide so they could just walk for like four days. Was that part of the advertising of like the Burkitt stocks? It's like, these have been Jews tested. Yeah, it's not been tested on animals. Okay, fine. Yeah, so Persevin is the name of the drug. Pervitin. Sorry, Pervitin. Pervitin. And it supposedly... The drug often lowered inhibition, increased aggression and dulled empathy. Yeah, so it basically is the reason for a lot of massacres, which the first Nazi war crime happens in this period. And I don't know the exact date, but it's an SS unit.
48:56And it's, I think Rommel's maybe involved. On the Western Front? Yeah, yeah. This is, as the Brits are retreating, there's a corridor leading to Dunkirk, this port city. And Gort has this plan that if it all goes tits up, we'll just go back to Dunkirk. And so I don't know when this massacre happens, but sit on the outside thing of a in a play so you can get off aisle seat aisle seat yeah on air india i'll see that one guy i'm out no it's not that it's in it's in 1940 i've been trying to find a war crime a nazi war crime talk about a needle in the haystack the parody massacre yeah that's it so bear in mind these these nazi soldiers are on pervitan which is lowering their inhibition increasing their aggression and dulling their empathy right so you could say the whole nazi thing it's like you're not you when you're on drugs if you were to if you were but you not on drugs is a nazi well again but you know can you take the drugs out of the nazi you can't take the nazi out of the drugs and it's like i've been sober for five days you know i still want to kill jews yeah right okay well it wasn't the drugs then right fine but that's what we needed nuremberg to find out yeah i'm an empath um so the first nazi war crime which kind of sets the tone for the war uh is on the 27th of may 1940 in a little village called le paradis paradise village right again paradise that that is i guess it depends on your perspective um 97 british soldiers from the royal norfolk's are uh they've surrendered after mounting a fierce defense because there's not huge animosity between the two britain and germany at this stage right no there's still respect to the two nations soldiers from the ss division taught and cop which means deadhead um which again is quite you know if you it's like if you've got skulls on the badge yeah you know are we the bad guys we're the bad guys um they they surrender they all line up and then they just all machine gun against the barn wall right uh and then finished off with bayonets and there are two survivors private albert poley and william o 'callahan and they play dead and then um they sort of uh they fuck off eventually yeah if you were lined up and shot against the wall you always think whenever you see it in films i don't know about you guys but i'm always imagining how i'd try and get out of that yeah you know and it's just the yeah you'd you'd you'd you'd collapse when it starts going and try and you'd be as dead as possible before they went before they shut fire i go oh yeah yeah and then you just it's diving isn't it it's diving but i mean the worst thing that happens is you get yelled at you get sent off for it yeah yeah you just get shot you get shot shot yeah what are you gonna do kill me yeah i'm already dead a big fart and see what so see what happened yeah and oh no put the guns down what are you hoping to happen with a big fart there finn i don't know but i'm backed into a corner what you know i think either of these are good solutions i mean you are to be fair you don't have many no bad suggestions um anyway the brits are surrounded the german meth war machine yeah has got them on the ropes yeah there's a war crime men from norfolk what an innocent county that is have been shot by the ss taurtenkopf who've lost all their empathy who've lost all their empathy because that you know they're on drugs they're not they're not themselves they're not themselves not their normal nazi selves love of humanity empathetic selves yeah this is not you know it's not their fault um what's going to happen the brits to put it mildly are in a bit of a pickle in our next episode we will deal with britain's darkest hour right churchill's bum nearly comes off terrifying terrifying what could the last man in britain with a bum left nearly loses it well the last man in britain with a bum left please stand up please stand up um if you'd like to if you can't wait till monday that episode is already on our patreon along with the other next final episode of this series where for three pounds a month you can become a truther which i now can reveal is actually recognized by the bma as a medical condition yeah becoming a truther if you are thick fat smelly you get a blue badge you can park you can park wherever you want yeah and you can say i'm a patron you get money off theater tickets you get extra time exams yeah and um if you join our patron you get extra time you get a free laptop on the nhf you get a free laptop for signing up yeah if you've been you have to be there for two months i think yeah yeah so you actually make your money back yeah exactly and uh you probably get to meet harvey price yeah i don't know then that's how it works is normally harvey price gets to meet john cena if you're disabled you don't get visited by disabled but that's how disabled people these people are they make a wish is harvey price yeah because they go i can't fathom being if i was so disabled that i'm about to die i wouldn't want to meet harvey price no but that's how disabled our patrons are because they go imagine being as clever as Harvey Pryor.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Sniffskrieg
04:07 The French Iron Dome
09:20 British Expeditionary Force Loves Tun Tun 15:32 Monty and Gorty
18:16 Nazi Working Breakfast
22:27 Hitler’s Farty Techno Convoy
26:14 Dr Theo Morell
31:39 Nazi Stag Gets Going
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39:24 Panzademonium
42:39 Nazi Super Soldier Drug
45:35 First Nazi War Crime
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