Deletion of Gruesome Harvest

Comment: If you look at  you'll find this:"a. Nevertheless, the notability of books written or published much earlier may occasionally be disputed and the criteria proposed above intended primarily for modern books may not be as suitable. We suggest instead a more common sense approach which considers whether the book has been widely cited or written about, whether it has been recently reprinted, the fame that the book enjoyed in the past and its place in the history of literature."So I did two things, I looked to see what libraries hold the book and if it is still in print.  I checked WorldCat and it is held by dozens of libraries in my region alone, including major university and research libraries.  On Amazon it ranks 5,500 or so in book sales which is pretty darn high meaning it is not only in reprint but also currently popular 60 years after first publication.  Certainly common sense would indicate the book is notable
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NB)

Comment: it has sales rank 5,377 at amazon.com. That's not too bad for an unnotable book. The only place where we appear to cite it on-wiki is Expulsion of Germans after World War II. As a 1947 publication, it may be of historical interest, and we need to take care to avoid "google bias" against moderately notable publications predating the age of the internet.  http://books.google.com/books?q=%22Gruesome+Harvest+%22&btnG=Search+Books google books reveals a 1987 reprint by the Institute for Historical Review, and it seems to enjoy some currency in contemporary far-right historical revisionists such as :de:Claus Nordbruch. I do not think the book passes  , but I would prefer reworking the article into a discussion of this particular brand of historical revisionism over deletion
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BK)

Comment: The fact that a book is for sale at Amazon does not satisfy  and B. Seems to be lacking reviews or other evidence it had much of an impact. The book itself is oddly strident postwar German propaganda, asserting that the expulsion of ethnic Germans from Eastern European countries was as bad as anything the Nazis are accused of doing
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N||WP:NB)