Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/First genocide of the 20th century
If an event is demonstrably the first occurring in a defined period of time, then the article should ''ipso facto'' contain only one entry, and therefore not be written as a disambiguation page. The word "genocide" is a much-debated term, and the article already notes that one current entry is ''"Not widely considered genocide by scholars, but called one by many media outlets"''. Which scholars, which media outlets, and according to which references? But per MOS:DABENTRY, references don't get added to disambiguation pages. Clearly the right place for this subject is in an article, backed by , not a disambiguation page. The subject is already covered in detail at Genocides in history#1490 to 1914 and Genocides in history#Australia 1900–1969. If there's a case to be made for which was the first genocide of the 20th, according to agreed criteria, then that's the place to document it
— User:The, 08:44, 14 May 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)