2015 Personality Lecture 13: Existentialism: Nazi Germany and the USSR
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Two potent totalitarian movements emerged in the 20th century: National Socialism and Communism. Both can be viewed as the consequence of existential angst and inauthenticity. Both were supported by the lie.
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