This thinker expressed views similar to Marcionism after claiming to represent a non-denominational "Positive Christianity."
This thinker expressed views similar to Marcionism after claiming to represent a non-denominational "Positive Christianity." David Berlinski asserted that this thinker's views were influenced by Charles Darwin. Kimberley Cornish controversially suggested that this thinker developed his views after being antagonized at school by Ludwig (*) Wittgenstein. This thinker described trade unions as "building stones for the future economic parliament" and appealed to workers with the "Strength Through Joy" program. Pressure from this figure caused Walter Benjamin to commit suicide. This thinker argued for territorial expansion or "lebensraum" ["LAY-bens-rowm"] in his most famous publication, Mein Kampf. For 10 points, name this leader who promoted his anti-Semitic, totalitarian views as leader of the Nazi Party.
This thinker expressed views similar to Marcionism after claiming to represent a non-denominational "Positive Christianity."
Adolf Hitler 