Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Destruction of books in post-independence Croatia
Maleschreiber gave a good summary regarding the reasons. The article is largely based on a single, non-English source, and per : {{tq|"Any exceptional claim requires multiple high-quality sources."}} The article has a very exceptional claim, that the discarding of old, obsolete books (that were written in a scrypt or a standardized variety of a language that are no longer official, or with a strong ideological bias) in a time frame of over 20 years is a "bookocide", "libricide", or a "mass destruction". Yet, it doesn't have high-quality sources to back the claim. Outdated books are often replaced by libraries. I somehow doubt that school libraries in Slovenia have their shelves filled with books in Serbo-Croatian/Cyrillic from the 1970s, or the likes of "Edvard Kardelj's collected works
— User:Tezwoo, 21:18, 17 August 2020 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:EXTRAORDINARY (Wikipedia:Verifiability)