*If you want a critique: Your list had no explanation why anyone was on it, it was a bunch of names with links. You included people that embraced Nazism, but made no contribution that was adopted into the canon of Nazi ideology. You had people completely unrelated to Nazism like Marc Chagall, Sigmund Freud, and Ezra Pound. You had people who admired Mussolini and contributed to fascist ideology, but you insisted that the article have "Nazi" in the title, so they had to go. Everyone now on the list should have a citation tying them to a reference work saying what their role was in "Nazi ideology". You can find your original list and add it to the Gaelic version, if you want to start from scratch. Your list of people suppressed has been moved to a new article. Why don't you complete that list using this as a model. I know it is hard to work in a team and to take criticism, but that is the nature of Wikipedia. Concerning Nietzsche, he may have been the only one to deserve to be on a list of "Nazi Philosophers", your original title. In your version, he was just a blue link, now there is some info tying him to Nazi ideology. Also note that Martin Luther is on the list and is from several hundred years before the Nazi era.