== "Tomb of the unknown rapist" == 

 The discussion here has ruled against the use of this content:  

 "Women of the (East) German wartime generation refer to the Soviet War Memorial in Treptower Park, Berlin, as the "tomb of the unknown rapist" in response to the mass rapes by Red Army soldiers in the years following 1945." 

 The discussion above established: 

 :The art of truth-telling about authoritarian rule‎ - Page 70 - the only thing that shows is "Locals refer to it as: The Tomb of the Unknown Rapist. Source: Anders Thorsell"  what locals? what city? This is not verification for this or any other article. For all we know it is referencing an American Vietnam War memorial. The inclusion of this reference is pure WP:OR and I will dispute it being included, as to include it is a gross violation of WP:V and WP:OR. 

 :The rise and fall of the German Democratic Republic, 1945-1990‎ - Page 10 - states "[ ] East Berlin's Treptow Park, painful memories were reflected in references to it as the 'Tomb of the Unknown Rapist'.12" - what is *12 referencing? What is before the beginning? i.e. [ ]. For all we know it is referencing "Jokes from the Soviet Period‎ - Page 42" - jokes are inappropriate encyclopaedia references 

 :Making Up Meanings in a Capital City: Power, Memory and Monuments in Berlin (from [13]) - states "... heavy weapons, has historically received rather more attention from the local population, attracting the epithet ‘tomb of the unknown rapist’ or ‘tomb of ..."  one can assume (i.e. engage in original research) that this is referring to a monument in Berlin, and even if one was to assume correctly it was talking about a monument in Berlin, there are THREE Soviet war memorials in Berlin, and as there are also other War Memorials in Berlin (US, UK, etc), it is original research to link it to this memorial and as per the first ref above, I will continue to dispute it's inclusion in this article, again as a violation of WP:OR. 

 :Again, as this is obviously a fringe term, evident by the non-existence of sources, one of which is a joke book, and also because one of those sources claims that a Soviet war memorial in the British sector also has this "nickname" (this of course being Soviet War Memorial (Tiergarten), as it is in the former British sector of Berlin), there is enough concern as to editors using Google searches as a means of adding unverified information into articles, that it is in the best interests of this article to remove those sources. Remember, the WP:BURDEN is on editors inserting material into articles to verify information, and as clearly laid out above, it is impossible that the editors have verified it before inserting into the article; otherwise the requested cites would have been forthcoming