KG 200 was a secret, specialized branch of the German Luftwaffe formed before World War Two for espionage and reconnaissance. Though most of the documents detailing their most secret missions were destroyed before Allied powers could seize them, some did survive. One of these missions, code name Apocalypse, was the first known attempt at advanced biological warfare on humans. Though the records of Apocalypse are incomplete, the evidence confirms the horrific effects that Apocalypse had on one small farming village in Poland. Only now, decades later, is the evidence being released to the public.
KG 200 was a secret, specialized branch of the German Luftwaffe formed before World War Two for espionage and reconnaissance. Though most of the documents detailing their most secret missions were destroyed before Allied powers could seize them, some did survive. One of these missions, code name Apocalypse, was the first known attempt at advanced biological warfare on humans. Though the records of Apocalypse are incomplete, the evidence confirms the horrific effects that Apocalypse had on one small farming village in Poland. Only now, decades later, is the evidence being released to the public.
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