Reading Heidegger against the grain, one discovers a thinker who was, at some points, strangely close to communism. Less Than Nothing (2012)
The perversion of Stalinist Communism consists in the fact that the view by means of which the Party looks at history coincides immediately with history's gaze upon itself. To use good old Stalinist jargon, today already half-forgotten, Communists act immediately in the name of "objective laws of historical progress"; it is history itself, its necessity, that speaks through their mouths.