Toxic

Nerve agents are among the most lethal forms of chemical warfare, with a history rooted in Nazi Germany's development during World War II, yet they were never used by the Third Reich. As the war ended, both the Soviets and Western powers intensified their arsenals, leading to a widespread proliferation of these toxic weapons. From their use in conflicts and terrorist attacks to high-profile assassinations, Dan Kaszeta explores the grim history and ongoing threat of nerve agents worldwide.