Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Descendants of Major Nazis
Looking at the Wikipedia guidance and instructions, I have one further comment about this.  What we have here is basically an index-list article.  The original nominator of the article deletion stated "article simply resynthesises existing material from other articles" - however that is what a list article does - the entire purpose of a list article is to index existing articles into sections for better location and study.  There is nothing in  which states that it a valid deletion to delete an article.  Furthermore, a LOT of this seems to be stemming from the subject matter and (dare I say) personal feelings about this.  While I can understand that, distaste of a topic is not a valid deletion reason - neither is fear of future possibilities of vandalism as was brought up also.  On top of all of this, the article is also technically sourced with links to existing established Wikipedia articles and external sources as well.  So, really, why is this article up for deletion?  What policy of Wikipedia does it violate or what principal of  applies here?  If that can be firmly stated, then I will fully endorse deletion; but right now, I don't see a valid reason for deletion
— User:OberRanks, 04:57, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:DELETION||WP:DELETE (Wikipedia:Deletion policy)