Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Leszek Pietrzak
Subject's claim to notability is as a scholar/journalist writing in Polish.  Notable Polish-language scholars and journalists are, of course, widely cited in other languages including German and English, but my searches of JSTOR and gBooks turn up almost no citations of this writer.  Fails , , and . Searching for media coverage, I did find a mention of him at BBC Monitoring (A BBC service that translates foreign-language news articles into English) but it merely quotes him as "Leszek Pietrzak from the IPN". (Institute of National Remembrance" https://search.proquest.com/news/docview/459647942/fulltext/6191FA30F2C24498PQ/1?accountid=10226.  I see no indication of or support for notability in any of my searches.  What I do have is a suspicion that the creation of this article  may be an effort to "win" talk page arguments on highly-contested topics encountering a strong revisionist push by some Polish writers, I refer to pages including "Polish death camp" controversy, Jan Grabowski (historian), Jedwabne pogrom, and similar, on the premise that bluelinking the source lends strength to the argument
— User:E, 19:32, 25 April 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:AUTHOR||WP:PROFESSOR||WP:JOURNALIST (Wikipedia:Notability)