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Nietzsche's political theory is difficult to assess in many respects; however, it is clear that he admired political entities that are independent, innovative, and aggressive. On these counts, he cites Venice (at its height), Napoleonic France, and ancient Athens as three admirable, even exemplary, societies.
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