Talk:Bottom-up approach of the Holocaust
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Could have issued an order edit
What are these vague statements about "could have issued an order"? There were thousands of orders to kills Jews, indeed, there was an effective national policy in this direction. This phraseology has the air of dataless philosophizing, when it should be a report on the competing views of historians. 84.226.164.2 (talk) 09:55, 27 October 2014 (UTC)
"Adolf Eichmann, who was considered one of the top leaders closest to Adolf Hitler" edit
Given that Eichmann never even met Hitler in person, it is a tad hard to believe that this is really what Aly wrote about him. This whole article feels like someone's personal interpretation of the book. Zerotalk 14:10, 20 August 2016 (UTC)
This article edit
This article reads like a poor student assignment. The topic is notable (once the title is made grammatical) but hardly anything here is of value. Amongst other things, two of the three citations to Stone don't seem to have what it is cited for. I think that AfD is appropriate if something isn't done soon. Zerotalk 08:47, 30 January 2021 (UTC)