Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Heaven for the nobles, Purgatory for the townspeople, Hell for the peasants, and Paradise for the Jews
to Paradisus Judaeorum and then '''merge''' usable content to History of the Jews in Poland. Neither the full saying nor the shorter phrase appear to be independently notable. On the 1960s source, it's unclear what's in it and whether it's "academic"; it cannot be used to establish notability. On Stanisław Kot, in addition to being a scholar, he was also a politician, who "joined the right wing of the People's Party (Poland)|People's Party". Related to the age of the source, if other sources are discussing Kot's approach to the topic, I would consider ''these sources'' to be secondary, while the source they are analysing (Kot) is primary. Resulting in much of the content about the entire saying being OR, in addition to what's cited to 19th-century sources. Lastly, the 1930s source would obviously not be authoritative on whether the saying is antisemitic or not, resulting in  situation; there's insufficient sourcing to develop an NPOV article
— User:K, 03:52, 5 December 2018 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:NOPAGE (Wikipedia:Notability)