Which twentieth-century leader justified his actions by misconstruing Friedrich Nietzsche's ideas?

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Adolph Hitler misconstrued Nietzsche's idea of the "superman" or "ubermensch" to justify his belief in Aryan superiority and the need for a master race. This ideology ultimately led to the Holocaust and other atrocities committed by the Nazi regime. Churchill, Roosevelt, and Nixon did not rely on Nietzsche's philosophy to justify their actions.

Which Twentieth-Century Leader Justified His Actions by Misconstruing Friedrich Nietzsche's