Tschandala

term used in the works of Friedrich Nietzsche, borrowed from the Indian caste system
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Chandala[3]
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en Tschandala el Τσαντάλα fa چاندالا he הטשאנדלה ja チャンダラ pl Czandala sv Tschandala: berättelse från 1600-talet
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Tschandala is a philosophical concept[1].

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