On the 15th of October 1918, Adolf Hitler was temporarily blinded during a gas attack in the Ypres salient in Belgium. He was evacuated to a military hospital in Pasewalk, Germany where he learned about Germany's surrender in November.
Now, Hitler was lucky that he was only temporarily blinded, but what if he copped the full brunt of the attack and suffered the same symptoms of having suffered a mustard gas attack, like blisters on the skin, swelling in the throat leading to a sealed airway, etc?
Now, Hitler was lucky that he was only temporarily blinded, but what if he copped the full brunt of the attack and suffered the same symptoms of having suffered a mustard gas attack, like blisters on the skin, swelling in the throat leading to a sealed airway, etc?