`:Look Andy, the Nazi's themselves looked to Napoleon: :Nazi writers in Germany saw in Napoleon a harbinger of national socialism. The Nazi writer Franz Kemper wrote in the introduction of the republication of Konstantin Frantz's book, Masse oder Volk of 1852, that ``The rise of power of Louis Napoleon is the only historical parallel to the National Socialist revolution of our day``. Another Nazi writer, Michael Freund, wrote that Napoleon was the only real revolutionist in 1848. Still another German National Socialist, K. H. Bremer, realized that Napoleon found the real motivating force of revolution in the social question rather than the constitutional question of the republicans of 1848. ``His great aim was to establish a political system based upon the unity of all classes and of all interests in France``. (10). This was the answer to marxist socialism. Napoleon was the first to develop a national socialism. From   :They considered Napoleon a revolutionist.   `