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Many people recognize Nietzsche as the spiritual leader of fascism, and he is famous in Europe and the world.
But this is a misunderstanding.
During niece's lifetime, Nietzsche did not embrace anti-Semitism.
At that time in Prussia, anti-Semitism had become a small climate, and the collective attitude of exclusion and hostility towards the Jews as a German and Germanic people had begun to rise.
But what about Nietzsche's attitude?
Nietzsche harshly criticized it!
Nietzsche wrote to a man named Fritsch, in which he lashed out at the anti-Semites.
He said that there is no one in Germany who is less ashamed and more stupid than these anti-Semites.
In addition to the above, Nietzsche also mentioned in his writings:
Those bastards hide their jealousy of the business wisdom of the Jews in moral guidance, which is a despicable act of anti-Semitism and a shameless act of hooliganism.
and:
The reason why anti-Semitism is only because anti-Semites have a certain goal, and this goal is obvious, how brazen, that is, Jewish money!
Nietzsche's attitude toward the Jews and anti-Semites can be seen.
Nietzsche was adamantly opposed to anti-Semitism.
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However, after Nietzsche's death, he was put on a huge dirty hat, and fascism tampered with him and put Nietzsche on the altar of fascism and anti-Semitism.
Nietzsche's fountain knows, and if he knew about it, he would be angry and spew blood.
In 1889, Nietzsche went completely insane and collapsed in the streets of Turin, and for 11 years Nietzsche never recovered.
After Nietzsche's death, many people began to worship him and learn from him.
Among them, there are 2 famous people.
They were Hitler and Mussolini.
The rest goes without saying.
World War II brought havoc to mankind.
The political and ideological program of the war criminal state is actually Nietzsche's doctrine.
How stinky does this have to make Nietzsche?
Alas, in fact, there is a person in the middle who has played a very bad role.
A woman.
Her name was Elizabeth Nietzsche, Nietzsche's sister.
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Without Elizabeth, it is estimated that Nietzsche would not have been brought to the altar by Hitler and Mussolini.
After the death of Nietzsche's mother in 1887, Elizabeth took Nietzsche to her side to take care of her brother.
But it was also at this time that Elizabeth began to compile and add and delete Nietzsche's works.
Elizabeth was a thorough anti-Semite.
Her husband, Foster, was a fanatical believer in anti-Semitism.
Nietzsche was extremely disgusted by his brother-in-law's anti-Semitic tendencies during his lifetime.
But there was no way, the last three years of Nietzsche's life, and after Nietzsche's death, the right to publish and publish all his works fell into Elizabeth's hands.
For her brother's unpublished work, Elizabeth changed it beyond recognition to match her anti-Semitic ideas.
Thirty years after Nietzsche's death, Adolf Hitler came to power and began to enshrine Nietzsche as a saint of Nazism.
Because much of Nietzsche's work seems to have some connection with purely personal, nationalist ideas, coupled with Elizabeth's "endorsements", Nietzsche became the spiritual leader of anti-Semitism.
satirize.
On Mussolini's birthday, Hitler specially gave him an exquisite set of Nietzsche's complete works.
While in Weimar, Hitler led his army to visit Elizabeth to show respect for her.
Left: Hitler Second from left: Elizabeth Nietzsche
When Elizabeth died in 1935, Hitler brought his Nazi Party to the funeral to pay tribute to her death.
It's ironic to think about it now, but the dead can't speak, even Nietzsche.
So what happened happened when Elizabeth "spoke for Nietzsche."
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But what is interesting is that many people today like Nietzsche, pursue Nietzsche, but also like Nietzsche's ideas of power, like the feeling of ultra-individualism.
Nietzsche always gave people the feeling of domineering, paranoid, and high-pressure.
It has to be said that many people have begun to understand Nietzsche with such a mentality.
But this is also a fate to enter Nietzsche.
Nietzsche, however, was not a hegemonist.
Although the will to power is a good weapon that can be used to chop melons and vegetables, slaughter dragons and cut tigers, if it is only understood as a struggle for power, it is a little underestimated Nietzsche.
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