Since the name has been changed back to "nazi" lets cut out the non Nazi people that are associated with Italian fascism. I removed Ezra Pound, and the artists that were persecuted. They were associated with fascism, but are not Nazi philosophers. My understanding is the list is now people who had ideas that were incorporated into the Nazi philosophy, and they didn't need to be Nazi party members, or contemporaries of the Nazi regime. I think Galton would be correct under this interpretation since eugenics was his idea, and that idea was a cornerstone of the Nazi philosophy. Do you think I am interpreting this correctly? The name has change for the article to a lower "p" in philosopher. As it stands now as "Nazi Philosopher", in the title case you would have to be "Philosopher working for the Nazis". Its like the diference between Communism and communism.