Existential Murder: The Nietzsche Syndrome

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1. The Perfect Crime
2. Not So Perfect
3. Intellectual Exercise
4. Callous Disregard
5. Death of the Dream
6. Who IS this Guy?
7. Nietzsche and Hitler
8. Artistic License
9. Partners in Crime
10. Arrogance or Fear?
11. Legal Conclusions
12. Arrogance, Youth, and Permission
13. Games
14. The Great Manipulator
15. Is There an Overman?
16. Bibliography