Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The New York Times and the Holocaust
As currently written, it's just an essay (and not a very good one at that).  It's plagued with  and  problems (as well as clear ax-to-grind  issues) but it's difficult to imagine how this could be corrected through editing.  If it were boiled down to the notable and the reliably sourced, it would just be a stub of an article, a paragraph or two in length. Really, the entire article seems to be a summary of a single source, the book by Leff (which also accounts for almost all of the cites in the article).  The claims and opinions of that author are repeated as fact, producing ridiculously non-NPOV language like "...Sulzeberger’s firmly held personal beliefs that it was wrong to ever treat Jews as a people" or "The paper of record deliberately hid the Holocaust from the American people."  Since this article exists to simply repeat the thesis of a single book (with a little original research thrown in as well) it's not possible for  mere editing to make it compliant with Wikipedia policies
— User:Loonymonkey, 02:19, 15 January 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:OR||WP:SYNTH||WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:No original research)