Paraguay called Nueva Germania or ‘New Germany’) and befriended Hitler himself (who attended her funeral in 1935). Nietzsche outwardly renounced his sister’s views to the extent that he was compelled to break personal ties with her.1 After Nietzsche’s death, Elisabeth seized upon his extensive archive of unpublished writings and notes (referred to as the Nachlass) and appointed herself sole executor of his literary estate (for which she received financial support and publicity from the Nazi party).