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Nietzsche, insane, dies at age forty-four. He is both studious and solemn as a youngster.

Young Nietzsche's father and brother die. Nietzsche desires to be the moralist for the new post-God society.

The death of God gives absolute freedom to humans. Nietzsche predicts the crisis of religious faith in the late 19th century. Nietzsche: Nihilism and Death of God (04:52) FREE PREVIEW

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