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486:, people are unlikely to find it other than via Pope Ben 16 anyway, and I'm not sure a 300 word article with a dozen relevant links is necessarily entirely out of place, especially if a photo can be added, maybe a few more biographical details. The way it's reading at the moment seems to be an attempt to distance as much as possible Herr Ratzinger from the 294:
It's rather obvious that this is all the rather scanty material dredged up in not-especially-successful attempts to make a connection between the pope emeritus and the Nazis. What they found is that the pope's father was just a pious, "sternly anti-Nazi" (as the article puts it) policeman whose son
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Delete, this is a case where we have an article that the subject is notable only through his sons. We do not have inherited notability or notability by proxy. As such this article fails to provide reliable sources for it's claims. I realize this isn't a BLP that requires sources or it's deleted but
333:- Notability is not inherited, this person has done nothing in his own right to warrant an article in an encyclopedia. The findings AfD #1 has no relevance to this discussion, for the record; it is hard to imagine a Knowledge (XXG) era where 295:
became famous long, long after he died. This is material for a couple of sentences in the ex-pope's article(s), not substance enough of a man who plainly enjoys no independent notability whatsoever. Possibly it could be redirected to
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do acquire some notability (and especially academic interest) by association. The testament to this is that there are articles in the encyclopedia on these people in existence. (I could for example nominate
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Thanks for the understanding. Actually, I'm not sure that Herr Ratzinger here is necessarily notable. But, if we imagine articles as nodes (
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it appears to have started as a "we sortof don't think this is a good argument to use" and then morphed into "this is policy" by means of
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I have serious concerns that "notability isn't inherited" is a bit idealistic and doesn't reflect reality. If you actually look at
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I see your point but it also appears to me that the volume of material on Hathaway is quite a bit more extensive.
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unless anyone can show how this man was notable other then being a father to a former pope it shouldn't be here.
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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into an appropriate article on the family or to the main article on the Pope himself. -
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given that someone is sure to try to recreated it in defiance/ignorance of policy.
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