Deletion of List of journalists killed in Russia

Comment: despite it going against my every instinct - I'm sure keeping it up violates every policy going, as well as going against my arguments for deleting & salting every time another "List of victims of..." comes up, but this is a core piece of - documented - evidence (the Glasnost Foundation may have compiled the list, but it's not a single source but the collator of independent verifiable sources) of a trend which forms a large and important background to assorted social-trends-in-Russia articles (most obviously Human rights in Russia). Merging it back into the articles would both make them unmanageably long, but lead to content-forking. I think in this case  takes clear precedence over 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Ignore all rules (WP:IAR||WP:MEMORIAL)

Comment: and move to cleanup. It is not POV that these people were killed. It is not POV that these people worked as journalists (although there should be |attribution for all entries). The subject itself is notable: groups such as Amnesty International and the Glasnost Defence Foundation are talking about it, which means that the topic itself is attributed. We *should* have lists of journalists who have been killed; journalists are often singled out as specific targets to prevent facts from coming to light. So yes: create articles on journalists killed in Iraq, Iran, Palestine, WWII Poland, and other countries, but keep this one as well
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Attribution (WP:ATT)