Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Оccupation of Baltic republics by Nazi Germany
Subject is verifiable and is certainly notable. In fact, we have tens or possibly hundreds of articles on different aspects of the Nazi occupation of the Baltic republics. The subject is also clearly demarcated from related topics; it is defined by the time frame and the presence of German troops. (The last point is something that cannot be said about most other "occupation" related articles.) The motivation for this AfD seems to be an extreme form of nationalistic POV-pushing. Those attacking this article want to present the Nazi occupation and the associated Holocaust in the Baltics as an subchapter in the larger crime of "Soviet occupation". I am sorry to have to use the word again, but I see this POV bordering on Holocaust denial. ''(Yes, the Holocast happened, but it did not happen here and we did not take part in it. Besides, Stalin killed far more people...)'' I am not saying that this AfD, or support for it, was done in bad faith. It seems that they genuinely believe in their nationalist POV. It is however clear, that until Baltic editors fully accept Wikipedia's principle of |neutral point of view, our coverage of Baltic history will not meet our standards
— User:Petri, 23:14, 4 July 2007 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)