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I agree. The entire section titled ""Bridging the Second and Third Reichs in German South West Africa"" looks like WP:OR. Although I'm sure some authors have touched on the subject, our article gives it undue space. In addition, lots of items in the table look like pure speculation. Descriptions such as ""Heinrich ""worked"" in German Southwest Africa, and Hermann was a ""well known member"" of the NSDAP""; this guy ""originated the slogan Lebensraum while in GSWA in 1910, a sympathizer who influenced the NSDAP since 1923""; or even ""member NSDAP in 1933, founder of German East Africa"" (this article is not about German East Africa). Enumerating every single person who visited GSWA and later had some role in WWII does not seem especially remarkable or particularly informative and the entire section could be reduced to a paragraph or two summarizing the arguments for the link that some authors have provided. Remember, this article is about German South-West Africa - i.e. narrower in scope than German colonialism and wider than the Herero and Namaqua Genocide.  (''talk) "