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awkward path by irrelevantly referring to the Bosniaks as being known (in some sources) as Turks before Yugoslavia. Classically, this constitutes the nationalist's attempt to present the Bosniaks as an alien element in the region. If anything, the term "Turk" was, rarely, used by the Bosniak nobility in a semi-confessional manner to mark their influence. Prior to the Serb and Croat nationalism of the 19th century Bosnians of all three faiths were primarily known as Bosniaks, however, Orthodox Bosniaks would eventually begin to go by the name of Bosnian Serbs, and Catholic Bosniaks those of Bosnian Croats. Left, as sole Bosniaks, were the Muslim Bosniaks, as these were never successfully incorporated into either Serbia or Croatia. Director is right when saying all three ethnic groups in Bosnia are one people, i.e. Bosniaks. However, due to the twist of fate, Muslim Bosnians came to view themselves as ethnic Bosniaks/Bosnians, whereas the Christian Bosnians would only do so in a regional sense while identifying as Serb/Croats in an ethnic one. Obviously the Christian Bosnians (and their Serb and Croat brethren) tend to deny the existence of an ethnic Bosnian nation because it lies in their interest to usurp Bosnia, not least evident in the last war. However, it is absurd of anyone to expect the Muslims to give up their self-determination right to embrace an ethnic Bosnian nation simply because the Christian Bosnians chose not to. The Yugoslav denomination Muslim was never favored by the Muslim Bosniaks but a policy forcefully imposed on them with the goal of forcing them down the same road of croatiziation and serbianization as had successfully occurred with the Christian Bosniaks. Source: Robert J. Donia. A tradition betrayed. The title pretty much gives it away. Needless to say, the primary identification of any Bosnian Muslim has always been Bosniak, and importantly, has remained so through the turbulent nationalism of the 19th century, as well as the "Muslim" era of Yugoslavia. To quote Robert J. Donia:

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editors who have a particular view about what language code should be used in some article or another, and it's just POV nonsense. Your initial edit was just another example of carte blanche changes made without reference to the sourced material in the article. Now you have looked at it, you obviously have realised that the sources use Bosnian Muslims, not Bosniaks. This is the case with almost all scholarly texts on WW2 Yugoslavia. You can insist on whatever you like, but I certainly have no issue with identifying the commonly used modern ethnic affiliation of "Bosniaks" in the lead, just as I have no issue with identifying what the modern states are called.

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literature as "Turks" before the 20th century. They were not recognized in the unitarianist first Yugoslavia. In the second Yugoslavia they petitioned for recognition of their status as a separate, sixth nation of Yugoslavia. They wanted to be called "Bosniaks" but this was contested by Bosnian Croats and Bosnian Serbs, who considered themselves "Bosniaks" as well (living in Bosnia). As a compromise, the name "Muslims" (or "Bosnian Muslims") was used at that time (1968).

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correctly.... why need to request a reliable source? when the reliable source is already on the page "serbs" itself (serbia, neighboring countries, diaspora population data) its just necesary to change that " 9.9 " into 11,5 .... or if not... then data showing number of serbian diaspora needs to be changed instead of 3,5 million into only 1,5 million or so... but that would really be a laugh and an unrealistic number.

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the lead per my review comments. Over the last few days I've been looking at the great work you've been doing on the Sinai and Palestine campaign and it looks like many of the articles have the same type of issues with the lead. When you know the topic well, it's too easy to jump right in without introducing your topic properly (I do it too...). Regards,

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the name kind of gives the impression that the Bosniaks are the "real Bosnians", while Bosnian Serbs and Croats are kind of "foreign". The S&C however certainly have a legacy there that's at least as long (imo they're basically the same people with three religions, so there's no difference really).

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if i had rights to edit this page i would, but i dont have permition, so i kindly ask you if you could do something about this, or just simply edit it, and write down the clear data after this clear and logical calculations i simply made and wrote down, that anyone would with just simply putting the

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I'm not saying you should give a toss, but I do hope your are critical of what Director writes, as his explanation is, to say the least, comfortably angled towards a minimalistic understanding of the Bosnian identity. I mean like come on, "Before Yugoslavia Bosniaks were vaguely known as Turks", I've

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Thanks Director. @IP90. People constantly changing sourced text in articles because they have a view about ethnicity is very annoying, and the words are not ill-chosen they reflect the everyday facts of WP article on Balkans subjects. Every week I (and dozens of other editors) probably revert a dozen

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20 years later, during the breakup of Yugoslavia, the "Bosnian Muslims" declared themselves "Bosniaks", I guess because you don't much care about the sensibilities of nations with whom you're engaged in bitter conflict. Bosnian Croats and (particularly) Bosnian Serbs still don't like this much, since

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I do understand. I don't think you do. Anything in the article of this nature needs a source or sources. If the current figure doesn't have one, then you can't just change it to another figure that also doesn't have a reliable source. If you have a reliable source for it, you can ask for the change.

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its funny to me ... that on serbs page, its written, that more than 3,5 million serbs live in diaspora, and that besides serbia (nearly 6 million people), atleast another 2,120,000 people live in neighboring countires = which would make out 8 - 8,2 million serbs in balkans + add those 3,5 million in

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seems to be used almost exclusively and so to observe conformity the article should preferably use the same denomination. Nonetheless, I insist on adding Bosniaks in parenthesis in the opening paragraph to underline the ethnic affiliation. Still, I am less than happy with the ill-chosen words in the

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direct, hopefully she is not too busy or can recommend an alternative. She's an awesome copyeditor and also a MILHIST member, which probably helps. The advantage of approaching a specific copyeditor is that you can ask them not to touch some areas (refs for example). But first I suggest you re-write

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of modern-day Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as parts of Serbia..." I must point out that the region of Istria, along with some areas along the Croatian coast, were never controlled by the Independent State of Croatia, though they are now part of the modern-day Croatian state. This fact

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is what I am referring to. It is not up to you to decide whether another wiki project has a legitimate interest in an article. Pull your head in and concentrate on improving content. The article in question clearly falls under ARBMAC and I'll be asking an admin to block you if you don't cut it out.

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You are sick to death of such "behavior"? That's a bit rich don't you think? How about we write "those Serb converts called "Bosniaks" who wish to establish a pseudo-nation on the legitimate territory of Greater Serbia"? I'd bet that would suit those editors who cannot refrain from disgracing other

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I attempted to find the article in question, but to no avail. There aren't many conclusions I can draw from the limited info other than that it's from the "Journal of Military History" and published by the Military History Institute of the Serbia & Montenegro Army, but you probably already knew

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Who say that? Is that some rule writen somewhere? Vojvodina province was formed in 1945 and was never part of any other country. And territory of Vojvodina was before 1945 part of many countries, so why only WP Hungary was added there? Why not WP Turkey, Bulgaria, Austria, Yugoslavia, Roman Empire

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Hi, I'm happy to help out with the odd c/e on the Sinai and Palestine articles, but I don't want to GA review another one soon. The overall structure of the campaign articles is very convoluted and I'm really not comfortable with the complexity. I've withdrawn from reviewing the Battle of Nazareth

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You have employed this section to cut a number of see also links in a number of articles on the basis of overlinking. But this section does not mention the number of links in an article as being an issue. Rather they emphasis the helpfulness of having these see also and etc. series of links at the

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when the references were radically changed, but nothing else much. I thought this was a bit unusual but proceeded to submit the article for GA review. I have been off line for a couple of days and so missed an opportunity to respond. Can you advise how best to proceed as I don't want another Guild

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Hello Peacemaker67. You asked me to get to you here about the change I had made to the article on 392nd (Croatian) Infantry Division (Wehrmacht). The part of the sentence I removed suggested the armed forces of NDH (HOS) were formally a part of the Yugoslav Army in the Homeland (JVuO). In fact HOS

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the number 9.9 million - simply doesnt add up, by all the data that exists on that page.... tell me how is this possible? even the last number of 10,5 million was wrong, (which source said that?) when we can all clearly see the upper mathematical calculation ive made or anybody can make (ca. 11,5

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sorry, rm is just shorthand for remove, and cn is the "citation needed" tag you use inline, immediately after the sentence you are requesting the citation for. Just type two curly brackets on either side of cn and a bot will eventually add a date. I'll do it on the article to demonstrate. Cheers,

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For what my comment may be worth, I think that official and unofficial warnings should always be followed by reports as users tend to devalue them when there are no consequences. All in all, possible reports shouldn't be discussed as in some cases accounts, whose only use is the harrassment (edit

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Civilty is mandatory here which you obviously lack. Also, read better the Knowledge rules before referencing them: "However, if you know or reasonably suspect that an external Web site is carrying a work in violation of the creator's copyright, do not link to that copy of the work". May I ask you

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The mode of Director's explanation is one typical of Serb/Croat nationalists, not saying he is one. That is, the attempt to portray the Bosniaks as an artificial creation resulting from the aggressive appropriation of the term Bosniak during the dissolution of Yugoslavia. Director continues this

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Yes here's a translation of the relevant paragraph: "Djurisic's stay at Belgrade was given by Nedic's press large publicity which emphasized his contribution in the war against the NOP and published photographs of him with German officers and Nedic's officers. In addition to that Nedic promoted

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Whoah whoah, this is another one of those sensitive Balkans things. The people we're talking about are South Slavs of Islamic religion (Serbian fanatics say they're "really Serbs", Croatian fanatics say they're "really Croats"). They (South Slavs of Muslim faith) were sometimes known vaguely in

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im sorry but you dont understand... im trying to say that , the already written total population has no reliable source leading towards to it itself, where did they come up with 9.9 million? ... and 2nd im trying to say... that datas of numbers of serbs are already written, just not calculated

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Thanks very much for your interest. I did think refs were outside copyeditors purview, that's why I was so non-plussed. I'm not in any rush to get it to GA, but I would like to see it happen, just the same :) and will follow your suggestions. Thanks for taking the time, I really appreciate it.

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A Bosnian's identity as a Bosnian - even if it originally referred to his geographical homeland or state membership - has roots going back many centuries, whereas the classification of any Christian Bosnian as a Serb or a Croat goes back barely a century. The idea of being Bosnian Muslim in a

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license could be used since technically they were on NDH soil at the time and "it is an anonymous work and it was published before January 1st, 1949". In the second image you have the Italians with Jedjevic so I'm leaning towards them having the camera and taking the "simple photograph" so an

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Djurisic's rank to that of lieutenant colonel even though it was not long before this that the same rank, on the proposition by Draza Mihailovic, was also given by King Peter. At the proposition of the German Command of the Southeast, Hitler awarded Djuirisic the order of the iron cross." --

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for that reason. I wanted to review three articles but they are taking a lot longer than I thought they would (largely because I prefer to help improve them than knock them back). I will give you some feedback on Battle of Nazareth in the next few days, but I won't be reviewing it. Cheers,

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mil.) ... i see this act as an act of anti-serbsism (ignoring the already given datas on the page and falsifying them by adding something completely out of any sense and lowering the number from time to time) 2+2 is not 5... but on page serbs i guess anything can be possible.

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What I am referring to is this, "If one or more articles provide further information or additional details (rather than a full exposition—see above), references to such articles may be placed immediately after the section heading for that section,

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has a better image that I think we should use for the infobox. It has him with a cap that's more familiar with the Chetniks and even his medal is visible. What do you think? There's also an interesting image of Jedjevic with the Italians there.

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So when you call Bosniaks "Bosnian Muslims", you're kinda adopting the position of their Serbian enemies on the issue of their nation's name. Generally speaking, many Bosniaks might not mind (left-wing), but some might (right-wing).

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I'm afraid you are mistaken. The Territory included parts of Sandzak, eastern Syrmia (for a few months), northern parts of Kosovo and the Banat. Please read the source for the info, which is PDF linked in the Refs section.

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report. I believe it falls to you to write the actual thing, as you've been dealing with the disruption more than anyone else. I'd be happy to advise, if necessary, and will fill-in the gaps (if any) in my own comment.

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where he mentions Chetnik and Ustaše actions and where he briefly mentions the massacres committed by the men of Pavle Đurišić. Do you think that this book would be a reliable source to have included in the article?

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and other? And user who added WP Hungary template is real nationalist because only Hungary is imortant to him, but not Turkey, Bulgaria, Austria or Yugoslavia. Look, he add hungarian names to slovak villages:

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how on this heavinly earth did someone come up with a new number of 9.9 million serbs (as total population) on that page? which source says that? besides these logical mathematical countings as i just did...

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Possibly. Does it add anything to what we already have? We need to take into account Glenny's status as a journalist, but if the book has been edited by a history professor that helps. Who published it?

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started edit war with me reversing all my contributions. Can you please report that as well, because I am not that good user of wikipedia and I still don't know how to do that. Hvala. Pozdrav! :)

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Oh, get off your high horse. I frankly could give a toss. The sources say Bosnian Muslim, so that's what the article says. Happy with the inclusion of Bosniak in parentheses in the lead.

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Done. The portrait as non-free and the other as PD-Italy. It's probably worth you having a look to make sure you agree with the way I did it. They'll get scrutinised in a ACR. Cheers,

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If a present day country had territory that was once part of another, and there is a WP for the latter, it is quite reasonable to include it. Please keep the nationalism out of it.

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was what I meant. There's no obvious effect so such tagging, but the disambiguation tools will notice and will avoid suggesting to anyone that they 'fix' such a redirect. --

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Yes I made a (computer-assisted) typo in the article even though I managed to spell it right on the talk page. I woke up a wee bit too early today. Thanks for fixing it.

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thanks, I usually get it right, but in some cases there are pre-existing diacritic mistakes, and in some cases I just screw it up and click on the wrong one! Regards,

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indicates that the above-mentioned statement in the article is incorrect, as the NDH did not fully encompass all of modern-day Croatian territory. What do you think?

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I remove that because other user placed this WP to articles about other country, Serbia. Articles from where I removed it are not about Hungary and this is wrong WP.

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Hi Peacemaker67. I have a question regarding your review of the article I recently created, MTB 345. How do you decide that the article is Start-class apparently

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taking place between them at the very time in question). I think the article would be better off with the change I had made reintroduced, but that is up to you.

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here. In for example the Bosnian war, more than 83% percent of the civilian victims were Bosniak, so there is no sense in denying the obvious existence of a

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It doesn't add much to what is already written about in the article, but it does mention somethings which are described in the section in the article called

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Hi, I revisited this article today and have given it a "spit and polish". Can you have a quick squiz and let me know if you think its still so terrible? --

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Simplest and cleanest thing to do is to delete the page, so it blanks it completely. On your request I can do that for you. Leave a note on my talkpage.

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A NFR license could always be used for the new infobox image and the old one would be removed from the article and put up for speedy deletion. I think a

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user's edits of good will, since we all know that "Bosniaks" magically appeared only in the 90s and that stating anything else is wretched "behavior".

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I see the point for that, thank you for informing me. I would like to ask you for a little favour. Before a month and a half ago the user

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before, so I can't help you there, although he seems to have been a division commander so the most likely equivalent would seem to be

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Thanks! I saw the wikilinks but I wanted to check first fearing late 18th/early 19th century ranks may not fit those linked.--

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Forget about that, its nonsense: if anyone's objective in these articles its you. There's no way anyone would buy that.

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G'day Manxruler (nice tag BTW, some of my family came from Creneash). I'll reply on the article talkpage. Regards,

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And you are entitled to it. I personally saw enough of it up close and personal on all sides to form my own view.

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Absolutely, I'm sick to death of this type of behaviour. The sources use Bosnian Muslim, so it's Bosnian Muslim.

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read less biased statements at nationalist forums. Talk about cherry-picking historical facts pre-Yugoslavia.

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and the second pic is also a good one for the Case White section, but again, is the licensing up to snuff?

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A little while ago you commented on my talkpage about a possible sock/stalker. I've just opened an SPI,

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Are you up for the Jevdjevic article heading straight to FAR after the ACR is formally finished? --

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I don't see why not. Be bold and add and we can discuss if there is anything contentious. Cheers,

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in Milazzo's book on pages 121 and 151 according to Google Books. Could you please add it? --

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This wizard would ask a series of structured questions about the nature of the dispute.

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Hi! Could you please lend a hand with translation of a half-dozen military ranks used

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He's right, you know, Peacemaker. You should just report the disruption immediately.

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Please take a moment to review the simple guide and join the discussion. Thank you!

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For your reviews of GA and A class military articles, I am pleased to award you the

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and JVuO were separate and antagonistic entities (see the Battle of Lijevča Polje -

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It would then determine to which dispute resolution venue a dispute should be sent.

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ty, and hope we all meet realistic results and definetly needed changes of data.

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Sturmvogel_66, AustralianRupert, and Nick-D look at ships, soldiers, and railways

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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post above, the matter of Bosniak ethnicity is not one of "behavior" but fact.

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Thanks for taking care of castles. I just found something to make your day...

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Oh right. Point taken. Sorry about that - I really should learn to read :) --

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Hi, thanks for taking a look at this article. I requested a copy edit from

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where is your knowledge of the violation of the creator's copyright here?--

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to summarise, and a robot to maintain the noticeboard, were also created.

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already given numbers (on that same page) of serbian population together

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Hello, Peacemaker! I've noticed an inaccuracy in the lead of the article

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Hi, I have found a couple of new resources that allowed me to expand the

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MediaWiki 1.20 and the prospects for getting 1.21 code reviewed promptly

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But its not? Syrmia, Sandžak, all of those are not part of Territory. --

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G'day Tomobe03, you seem to have most of them linked ok, so use them ie

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It is not a substitute for the talk pages: the dispute must have been

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Lovely island, isn't it? Thanks, will check the talk page later today.

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The distant observers? Towards the politics of diasporic identification

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I'll check this this evnning or tommorow... I hope there is no rush. --

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you can request an edit, but you'll need to provide reliable sources.

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Hello, Peacemaker67/Archive 3. Your question has been answered at the

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Similar to the one that was deployed, with great success, to the DRN.

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is adopted in the absence of an available monarch to rule a state.--

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Baranja too. Good point. I'll change it to "almost all of". Thanks,

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Balkan Genocides: Holocaust and Ethnic Cleansing in the 20th Century

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definitely a better image, what about the licensing? Peacemaker67 (

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For tireless contribution and an unwavering dedication to accuracy.

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This article does not need a copyedit. Thanks for your interest. --

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Kindly please, do not edit my posts. Keep your comments inside the

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There are many victims there, but in my view, not many good guys

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Very good pickup, I've been using it on other articles. Thanks,

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how we can attract and retain more dispute resolution volunteers

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Good point, I'm pretty sure we can co-nominate two at a time.

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Ante Paveliċ, Charisma and National Mission in Wartime Croatia

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Thanks very much. It took some doing, but it was worth it.

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Ok, that's ironic because that's what I get accused of...

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Nick-D on navigating the FA and A-Class review processes

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provided this does not duplicate a wikilink in the text

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Will do. I'll check a couple of other books as well.

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They look good to me. I think the article's ready. --

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Kindly please, keep all your comments out of my text!

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Keep track of upcoming reviews. Just copy and paste

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other steps of dispute resolution have you tried?".

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