Out of curiousity/ignorance, why where explosive/expansive bullets prohibited in international conflict?
I mean, you can't really blame armies for trying to kill each other more effectively, that kind of is what armies do, trying killing enemy soldiers that is. And I know that the Swedish Police force uses hollow points so bullets to minimize how much bullets they have to fire and to minimize bullets going entirely through and striking innocent bystanders, and that is... totally legal right?
The german army was issued tons of methamphetamine, which actually explains a lot. I think the allies also dabbled a little with "morale-pills", but not on the scale as in germany. By the way, international law is a joke, napalm is legal, so really, a joke.