Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mass killings under Communist regimes (3rd nomination)
The article takes well-known fact that the significant percentage of civilians in the peacetime years of the 20th century were killed in just a few countries, and in a classic  fashion labels these killings with an arbitrary common attribute of these countries (state ideology). The same countries can be grouped also by their state religion (atheism), or the major changes in government these countries were going through. It is very easy to find sources that would group the same killings (plus few extra ones) based on the two latter attributes. These sources, naturally, will be marginal, but ''so are the sources in the current article''. Therefore, if this article deserves a place in Wikipedia, its name might just as well be changed to "Mass killings by the atheist governments". After all, why group on one common attribute and not another
— User:Dimawik, 04:32, 15 July 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:SYNTH (Wikipedia:No original research)