“Nazism in politics was a form of statism. In principle, it did not represent a new approach to government; it was a continuation of the political absolutism – the absolute monarchies, the oligarchies, the theocracies, the random tyrannies – which has characterized most of human history.”

“Nazism in politics was a form of statism. In principle, it did not represent a new approach to government; it was a continuation of the political absolutism – the absolute monarchies, the oligarchies, the theocracies, the random tyrannies – which has characterized most of human history.”

— Leonard Peikoff