Deletion of Decommunization in Russia

Comment: 1. PoV fork ( of information already at USSR, 1991 Soviet coup d'état attempt, History of post-Soviet Russia; any additional information can be inserted into those articles, Government of Russia, Politics of Russia and/or Communism. 2. Minor Neologism (, in that http://books.google.com/books?q=decommunization&btnG=Search+Books scholars are divided on what it means and what terms to use for it, or even if it exists, which leads to the third point. 3. Insufficient content to support an article: The final two sentences of the article itself, easily inserted into History of post-Soviet Russia: "On November 30, 1992, the Constitutional Court partially reviewed the decrees and lifted the ban against the Communist Party of the Russian SFSR9 There has been no deliberate attempt to deal with the Soviet past for Russia as a society.10" The article itself declares that there is nothing much to talk about, and certainly not enough for a whole article. So what is in the article now? That's the fourth point. 4. Current article content is unconnected with the title. Potted history of the coup, aftermath of the coup, ending with the best evidence that decommunization, like the USSR, is a relic of the cold war. Decommunization is better described as the ten-year Russian ban on the Communist Party, and the place to do it is in the articles listed above
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Mirrors and forks (WP:FORK||WP:NEO)

Comment: As it stands now this article is available at 1991 Soviet coup d'état attempt, and provides no details on any so-called '''decommunisation in Russia'''. I have removed information from the article on the registration of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, as it is a '''novel''' |synthesis to link this registration to this process; after all, I thought the registration of political parties was to be encouraged in a '''democracy''', and has nothing to do with what is stated in the lead
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:SYN)