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The Bohemians
“I mean, that’s why I wrote the book, “The Bohemians,” because there were a few people in Berlin that didn’t react this way, but they reacted in a different way.”
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Norman Ohler
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Thomas Mann
“And I like Thomas Mann. I don’t know how well he translates, but in German it’s interesting, his take on how to… It’s funny.”
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01 / belief
I think you’re right to ask about the context because without the context, it’s not really understandable.
“I think you’re right to ask about the context because without the context, it’s not really understandable.”
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- Norman Ohler
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
02 / belief
Schenck, and he claims that Morell made special Vitamultine in his lab with meth in it, but I think he just made that up.
“Schenck, and he claims that Morell made special Vitamultine in his lab with meth in it, but I think he just made that up.”
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- Norman Ohler
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
03 / belief
Also, I think if you take a lot of amphetamines, you get into kind of psychedelic spaces at a certain point in time where you start hallucinating.
“Also, I think if you take a lot of amphetamines, you get into kind of psychedelic spaces at a certain point in time where you start hallucinating.”
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- Norman Ohler
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
04 / belief
Like, this is not what actually happened. I think a Blitzed movie would have to stick to the facts.
“Like, this is not what actually happened. I think a Blitzed movie would have to stick to the facts.”
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- Norman Ohler
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
05 / belief
Fight Club influenced me quite a bit. I think the novel is even better, maybe, than the movie.
“Fight Club influenced me quite a bit. I think the novel is even better, maybe, than the movie.”
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- Norman Ohler
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
06 / belief
I think his hatred for the French was very, very deep. He really, he really wanted to go to war with them.
“I think his hatred for the French was very, very deep. He really, he really wanted to go to war with them.”
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- Norman Ohler
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
07 / belief
I think that’s also why the tank troops were such a good weapon, because they can go off-road while military vehicles, cars, cannot do it.
“I think that’s also why the tank troops were such a good weapon, because they can go off-road while military vehicles, cars, cannot do it.”
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- Norman Ohler
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
08 / belief
Maybe if you know a friend and the friend asks you, maybe then you could… Maybe I would say to a friend, “Yeah, I think you would be fine taking it.” But even that is a big responsibility, you know, because LSD in German, the book Trip, is called The Strongest Substance, and it is actually the strongest substance because it works in microgram dosages.
“Maybe if you know a friend and the friend asks you, maybe then you could… Maybe I would say to a friend, “Yeah, I think you would be fine taking it.” But even that is a big responsibility, you know, because LSD in German, the book Trip, is called The Strongest Substance, and it is actually the strongest substance because it works in microgram dosages.”
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- Norman Ohler
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
09 / belief
I think for me, writing has two important parts, and one of them is the actual writing part, and that’s the painful part that you talk about.
“I think for me, writing has two important parts, and one of them is the actual writing part, and that’s the painful part that you talk about.”
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- Norman Ohler
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast
10 / belief
Like many British historians, they always know more about German history than the German historians, but Kershaw really does. I think he’s really good.
“Like many British historians, they always know more about German history than the German historians, but Kershaw really does. I think he’s really good.”
- Speaker
- Norman Ohler
- Publisher
- Lex Fridman Podcast