Heidegger Nazi Event offered an nonnegligible access to study of his thought. A grasp of Heidegger’s original understanding of the humanitarianist tragedy caused by the Nazi and a proper interpretation of his “decision” in the rise and fall of Nazi regime cannot be reached unless the researcher successfully finds himself into the tragic situation Heidegger had succeeded from Nietzsche. Meanwhile, this analysis will help to understand the preand postwar “changes” of his attitudes to the Nazi and nearly synchronic “turn” in “pure philosophy” and his antitraditional humanitarianism and highlight and line of thinking of modernity, which can really offer some beneficial lessons from his political blindness.

humanitarianist tragedy; humanitarianism; Heidegger Nazi Event