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Was Nietzsche really so bad?

So my philosophy teacher started talking about Nietzsche lately. And she is hating him hard. She even boiled him down to 7 Anti's:
Anti-Democratic, Anti-feminist, Anti-Socialist (which is bad apparently), Anti-intellectual and another 3 "Anti" that she didn't talk about yet.
The way she puts it is just dripping with disgust. Now to be fair, I do live in Post-USSR Czech Republic and she is one of the many who gained their diplomas during the soviet regime, which I hear didn't like Friedrich all that much. Something about "Bourgeoisie philosophy".
So what i want to know is how much of that is true about Nietzsche and if the more western nations have a different way of looking at him than we do.
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Was Nietzsche, the human being who lived in Germany and was born in 1844 those things? The signs pretty much point to yes. Is the Nietzschean *philosophy* necessarily opposed to all of those things? That's a question with a much longer and more complicated history. A lot of people thought the answer was yes in the early 20th century because of the association of Nietzsche's work with Nazism, but Walter Kaufmann wrote a lot in favor of the view that Nietzschean philosophy could in fact have the potential for leftist views. 

I would say this view, that Nietzsche's philosophy isn't necessarily opposed to those things, has been the dominant one in the philosophical world since then. A lot of very well known and clearly leftist philosophers (Foucault, Deleuze, etc.) consider Nietzsche's work very influential and important for their own projects.