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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Fig. 6.10. "Our Fiihrer Adolf Hitler drinks no alcohol and does not smoke...." Fig. 6.11. Tobacco ads banned in the Nazi era. Fig. 6.12. Cover page from Heine Luft (May/June 1941), the leading antitobacco journal in the Nazi era. Fig. 6.13. Hitler's April 5, 1941, telegram congratulating dignitaries assembled in Weimar for the First Scientific Conference on Tobacco Hazards Research. Fig. 6.14. Karl Astel, president of Jena University and director of Jena's Institute for Tobacco Hazards Research. Fig. 6.15. Tobacco as "an obstacle to racial policy." Fig. 6.16. Graphic from Reine Luft equating smoking and drinking with capitalists, Jews, Indians, Africans, degenerate intellectuals, and loose women. Fig. 6.17. "Tobacco has its victims by the neck; the Jew has his victims by the neck." Fig. 6.18. A rain of 'Tobacco Capital" is ruining German health and labor power. Fig. 6.19. Antismoking activists lament the economic costs of smoking. Fig. 6.20. Think of all the things you could buy, if you didn't smoke! Fig. 6.21. "Germany's Cigarette Consumption: Numbers That Make You Think." Fig. 6.22. In 1940-1941, Germans smoked 75 billion cigarettes. Fig. 6.23. Ads for Trommler's "Storm Cigarettes." Fig. 6.24. German cigarette consumption declined by more than half from 1940 to 1950. Fig. 7.1. "Where will they draw the line?" 200 205 210 211 212 220 221 221 223 224 225 229 230 236 244 272 THE NAZI WAR ON CANCER