Friedrich Nietzsche - Az Antikrisztus - Trubadúr Zsebkönyvek 18.

Nietzsche in the Antichrist - despite the fact that he wrote his work individually in the main European languages
he wanted it to be published in a million copies, which, to put it mildly, contradicts the opening line of the Preface, that the work "is addressed to those whose number is the fewest" - it gives the impression of a person and thinker leaving the world; he radically departs from all three important ideological systems of his time - and ours: Christianity, liberalism and socialism.
There were only two points of departure for validating his views: either heroic-esoteric aristocracy or racist populism.
Who and for what purposes his doctrines and views were later used is up to him
has a responsibility. And it is also certain that The Antichrist is not free from mistakes and disabilities.
However, we feel that what Nietzsche put down on paper when he was twenty-three years old also applies to him: the mistakes of great people are sometimes more fruitful than the truths of small ones.

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