Even Michel Friedman was among them. He delivered a celebratory speech that resembled a form of indulgence. His followers received temporary relief from their Nazi guilt, while Friedman was able to indulge his boundless narcissism. Parallels to Wagner's work are striking. There is, for one, Amfortas's wound from "Parsifal," which will never heal. The representatives of "our democracy" can easily be identified with the gods from "The Ring of the …
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Even Michel Friedman was among them. He delivered a celebratory speech that resembled a form of indulgence. His followers received temporary relief from their Nazi guilt, while Friedman was able to indulge his boundless narcissism. Parallels to Wagner's work are striking. There is, for one, Amfortas's wound from "Parsifal," which will never heal. The representatives of "our democracy" can easily be identified with the gods from "The Ring of the …