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26 CHAPTER 1 ideology of "one for all and all for one" (Gemeinnutz geht vor Eigennutz) that was yet another hallmark of Nazi thought: as one anti tobacco activist put it, nicotine damages not just the individual but the population as a whole.61 Cancer prevention also fit with the Nazi emphasis on nature and natural modes of living.62 Hitler, we should recall, was a vegetar ian and did not smoke or drink; nor would he allow anyone else to do so in his presence--excepting the occasional woman.63 (As al ready noted: Benito Mussolini of Italy and Generalissimo Franco of Spain were also nonsmokers, a point not lost in Nazi health propa ganda; attention was also drawn to the fact that Roosevelt and Stalin smoked cigarettes, while Churchill smoked cigars.)64 Vege tarianism got a boost: more than one writer for Hippokrates revived Friedrich Beneke's nineteenth-century recommendation that can cer patients adopt a vegetarian diet.65 Karl Kotschau, professor of "organic medicine" at Jena since 1934 and chief spokesman for the natural healing movement, launched a tirade against the lead arse nate pesticides used on wine grapes,66 and Weimar-era worries over the health effects of lead from water pipes and toothpaste tubes were revived.

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