Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jews and Communism
It's interesting how little mention there is of Soviet anti-semitism. It's interesting that the article doesn't mention the Doctor's Plot, probably the most famous incident in the Jewish-Soviet relationship. There's no mention of Natan Sharansky and the Refusenik movement. There's no mention of famous Jews who became disillusioned with communism, for instance Emma Goldman or Arthur Koestler. Many prominent revolutionaries were Jews, but where's the context? Orlando Figes writes in A People's Tragedy, his history of the Russian Revolution: "Although, of course, it must never be forgotten that while many revolutionaries were Jews, relatively few Jews were revolutionaries. It was a myth of the anti-Semites that all the Jews were Bolsheviks. In fact, as far as one can tell from the elections to the Constituent Assembly in 1917, most of the Jewish population favoured the Zionist and democratic socialist parties. (pg. 82)" There's a complicated history here but this article is basically just a laundry list of who was Jewish. As others have pointed out, the implications are troubling. 
— User:GabrielF, 07:24, 6 March 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:TNT (Wikipedia:Blow it up and start over)