Hitler stopped the tanks at Dunkirk because he feared his own high command and had been convinced by Göring's morphine-high promise that the Luftwaffe could finish the job.

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• The order to stop the tanks outside Dunkirk threw away a complete victory over Britain: the whole British military was encircled and got out. NONorman Ohler19 Sept 2025
• Hitler's decision to attack the West was ideological and irrational, and his own high command planned a coup in November 1939 to stop him ordering it. NONorman Ohler19 Sept 2025
• The decision to split the German forces away from Moscow was taken by a Hitler who had just been given his first intravenous opioid, and that is probably why Moscow never fell. NONorman Ohler19 Sept 2025
• The idea of driving the whole German army through the Ardennes, not the methamphetamine, is what won the campaign in the West. NONorman Ohler19 Sept 2025
• Hitler went into opioid withdrawal in the bunker because British bombers had destroyed the Merck factory that made his drug. NONorman Ohler19 Sept 2025

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