Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Hugo Gutmann
Hugo Guttmann is mentioned in numerous historical texts as being Adolf Hitler's superior officer during World War I, and the man who awarded Hitler the Iron Cross.  That alone is a noteworthy enough historical event to warrant inclusion on Wikipedia.  Beyond this, however, the relationship between these two men has been studied as a possible cause and catalyst for Hitler's later views of Judaism.  The post war relationship between the two men has further been studied as one of the best kept secrets of World War II, mainly that Hitler most likely protected Guttmann and advised Nazi security forces to "look the other way" on several occasions, allowing Guttmann to flee Germany and western Europe in the early 40s.  To top it off, the character has been mentioned and portrayed in at least two major films.  The one disadvantage to this article is that it needs more sources and inline citations.  The nominator speaks of years having gone by without much progress, however |there is no deadline on this site and what is present now is sourced material and is more than enough to keep the article, especially given the unique historical contribution this man has made
— User:OberRanks, 20:26, 6 March 2018 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:DEADLINE (Wikipedia:There is no deadline)