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Stephen, Davilla, you don't give your reasons for keeping this, but I suspect it is because it is the name of a historical event. Good dictionaries have "October Revolution", but not the name of every revolution that has ever occurred. Is this of linguistic interest? Can Wiktionary say anything about it that Wikipedia does not already?
More to the point, perhaps we want to include "(major) historical events" in the discussion of WS:CFI and proper nouns. — Paul G13:42, 6 June 2007 (UTC)Reply
I half expected this to be deleted already, given that Vietnam War was deleted as well. My reason to include is not that it is a historical event. I couldn't care less what the type of thing is. The point is that it has literary value, which means it is used in literature where people are expected to know what it means. If that's contested then it can be RFV'd. If it's RFD'd then I can only defend its idiomaticity. DAVilla16:36, 6 June 2007 (UTC)Reply
