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similar state as well, as I spent a bit of time at the SA state library when I first arrived down, but a few tweaks here and there wouldn't go amiss. The 27th is possibly ready for A-class, but it was awhile ago that I took it through GAN, so it could probably do with a fresh set of eyes, too. I've just finished the 33rd, 34th and 54th Bns also, so they are probably close to GA (although they are NSW units). I'm a Queenslander by birth, so I'm very keen to get 15th Battalion to B class this month (I'm waiting on the book to come from the work library), but my Dad's side of the family is from WA, so the 11th, 16th and 28th Bns are next in my sights. I'm also very keen to get Grandad's battalion – 2/3rd Battalion – to GAN eventually also. Finally, I'd like to fix the 25th/49th issue: these could quite easily be stand lone articles, rather than being redirects. I will probably look to do the 38th Bn when I move to Victoria next year, so at this stage, I don't have designs on 43rd Bn for a bit, so if you are keen to start something anew, it might be the article for you (I can add in the information from Festberg if you don't have it). Anyway, have a good one; I look forward to seeing what you come up with when you get to it. Regards,

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infoboxes or photos (or both) had been added in the past but nobody updated the b-class checklist. So I went through those articles and updated the checklist (for all criteria if necessary), added task forces (again if necessary). If more users went through the category we could get a more realistic assessment of the number of articles actually needing improvements in the form of supporting materials. The number would drop rather quickly. As for the contest, I wasn't really sure where to add those articles. In my opinion there is not that much of a difference between filling out an incomplete b-class checklist and updating one that is clearly wrong. If you think, they shouldn't be part of that category or the contest as a whole, just tell me and I remove them. Have a nice day :)

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the commemoration was 24th division article info that the unit performed anti-Partisan operations including those in Istria in November 1944 - fitting the Battle of Kućibreg perfectly. Mind you, I have zero sources identifying the German force at Kućibreg as the 24th division - this may be just a coincidence and involve an entirely different unit. I posted the note as a heads-up only.--

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opposing force was German, offering no further details. The article appears to cover an annual commemoration of the battle (2011), and it appears to have made its way into newspapers because it was attended by then Croatian President Mesić. Apparently, the annual event caught more attention since - the following year it was attended by former Slovene President Kučan. (

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complicated than most. At the same time too, it's a good opportunity to bring non-military aspects of the war together (for instance, the Holocaust, persecution of various minorities, civilian "experience" etc.) which do not yet have an individual article, but need to be placed in context. Are you happy to have a go? All the best, --

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but it seems no one has access to this particular book. I am considering whether it would be worth it to buy it but it is a bit expensive. So I thought I would ask you as you already have a copy and maybe you would not mind sharing your opinion about it. Is it really worth the nearly 70 euros I would

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I think that it would add significantly to articles such as these, if a paragraph could be added about their lives post war; readers are always interested in the personal aspect of these remarkable stories and it just doesn't finish at the end of the episode. Admittedly always difficult to impossible

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All anyone (including me) can expect is that a source is used, and that it is reliable. What really irritates me is when editors say "they know it's right", edit the page, but don't provide a source on the article in question even when reverted. Also, if only the WWI generals were appointed, how were

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G'day, I'm currently posted to Adelaide, so I've been doing a bit of work on the SA units recently: I updated the 48th and 50th last month; they would probably be close to GA at the moment; if you wanted to give them a little nudge in the right direction that would be great. The 10th is probably in a

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In your recent assessment of the article, you suggest that there are some uncited or unreferenced areas which need attention to move from C to B grade, but you did not identify them which makes it hard for editors to know what needs to be done to improve the article. Can you please take a few minutes

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Even if it's just to summarise the content of the dozen-or-so specialist articles, I think it's important that there is a one-stop introduction article to the area in the period - things like the Free Yugoslav forces & government also deserve a mention for example. Yugoslavia is, after all, more

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G'day, I am sure that you have undertaken to do both of those tasks in good faith, and thank you for your contributions. The first map is highly dubious, and despite the source being Time, its age and the subsequent scholarship post-war draw its credibility into serious question. The second one uses

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article saying the 2nd Brigade of the 43rd Istria Division of the Partisans supported by Slovene partisans from Koper area and Italian partisans organised in "Alma Vivoda" battalion fought a battle then and there sustaining a loss of 120 killed in action. Unfortunately the article only says that the

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Hi! I'm puzzled about use of the definite article in front of acronyms. I noticed you wrote that the definite article is dropped when referring to units or forces by acronym and removed all of them, but now I see you're restoring those. Should I restore them in other articles where I stared to apply

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which has much more accurate labels, no doubt there was a reason for that. The merging of the German-"occupied" areas of the Independent State of Croatia with so-called "Serbia" is problematic, and the lack of major towns/cities means less context. Montenegro had a distinct political arrangement. I

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The articles provide no hint of identity of the German force. I just remembered reading about the commemoration of the battle (it was in the news after Mesić attended) when I read the article on the 24th division. What made me suspect that the 24th division might be the German force referred to at

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No problem. Agree on that aspect of English, plus being a native speaker of Croatian does not help at all because it lacks any concept of indefinite or definite articles that might help understanding how English articles work. It's all a set of rules where those exist and trial and error where the

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I think my explanation was insufficient. The answer is complex, and relates to whether the acronym is being used as an adjective or as a noun, as well as whether it starts a sentence or not. Sorry if I have bum-drummed you. I think you will get the sense of what I mean by looking at what I do with

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No prob. The first one I missed, I've fixed it. The last one is still a bit clunky, but it is essentially about being an adjective. UNCRO, Ukrainian, and battalion are all being used as adjectives in this context, and I wasn't very happy with the sentence when I did the c/e. I'm not explaining it

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I'm sorry to nag you like this, but what happens if an acronym is at the beginning of the main clause, itself following an initial temporal clause? You just copyedited two such instances and those appear conflicting to me: "On 1 May, the HV overran the..." and "Three months later, on 4 August, HV

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my pleasure. If we could identify reliable secondary sources for the later lives, we could add some more detail. Mostly we would have to rely on newspaper stories (usually around ANZAC Day). Have you ever seen your uncle's later life featured in a newspaper article? I have a signed copy of Ralph

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No, actally, i am tottally not interested in that old article, i am asking about this one, Holocaust in Serbia... Please, really, respond. As this article is NOT about holocaust in Serbia overall, throughout history, but only one specific event, when Serbia, as separate independant entity, didnt

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G'day. Good work, neat little engagement that one, with gongs all round afterwards. Ranks done per previous articles that have got through FA/ACR. MisterBee1966 and I sort of worked out something that matches German grammar, so the German ranks are initially capitalised regardless of where they

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G'day (likewise!) Just wanted to thank you for your article which included my uncle Ken Carson in his escape from Stalag18 with the assistance of the very brave partisans. Your article dramatically added to my understanding of this well loved uncle; I wish I had asked him so many questions....

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Hi. Yes, that's basically what I did. Going through the 12000 odd articles in that category I noticed that hundreds if not thousands of them do not actually need supporting materials but an update of their checklist. This is the case for all articles on US Navy ships for example because either

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I've gone ahead and created a stub/start class article with material taken from other Knowledge articles. Though I hope it provides a basic framework, I'm certainly not proud of it though I hope it is better than nothing. If you could add anything to it, I'd be much appreciated. All the best,

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Thank you for your hurrying up in my review's cooling off period, and hence its status has been decided. Inventively, the cooling off period I recommend there (pursuant to your comment) would seem like intuitively recommendable practice for politicians and history which anyone who's read

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As far as the Chetniks are concerned, there are good chapters by Jareb, Baric and Hoare picking apart the "resistance legend" of the Chetniks, the relationship between the NDH authorities and the Chetniks, and the central role of Serbs in the Partisans, and also a chapter by Lazic on the

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Hi, ridiculous to have Serbian names and they do not even live there. This is not the 1999th years time has changed. Serbia no longer has an impact on Kosovo. Articles need to switch over the language of the majority. Sadly nationalists not give that the Albanian names are together with

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Thanks. Being a croweater, I noticed that the 10th, 32nd, 48th and 50th are at B, and the 43rd doesn't exist yet. I might have a crack at getting them to GA at some stage (alongside the 27th), it also might be nice to get the 10th to FA before 25 April 2015. I have copies of

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initiated..." and I have no clue why there's a difference in structure there. Also, I observed that the acronyms placed at the beginning of sentences have no article in front of them, but it is nonetheless used in "The UNCRO Ukrainian battalion..." What did I miss there?--

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Concernig your posts about 13. SS Division and 23. Diviusion I have comment. You put that it is Croatians divisions but 13. & 23. SS Division are Bosnikas divisons. Please correct it. Most members were Bosinaks from Bosnia. If you like you can contact me via e-mail

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would be willing to work with you using reliable sources to improve the map if you are interested, but I think some detailed discussion and some amendments are needed before the map is included in articles. Thanks for bringing this matter here for discussion. Regards,

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article. Truth be told, I've pretty much forgotten much of what the sources have to say, and, being on "vacation" (I should probably just declare myself semi-retired) I have no time to re-research it all. Its another Balkans military flamer issue (this time "Yugoslavs

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newspaper article claiming Neuhausen was in the Austria-Hungary military during the WWI - no details unfortunately. The article is on a hunting rifle allegedly once owned by Neuhausen. I thought to drop this info here as a possible investigation

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I don't care whether Snake bgd is "most likely right", I want to know if Snake bgd has a reliable source (to be included in the article, not in Serbian wikipedia or in his own mind). It is fair enough that I want a source for his edit.

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rules are, as you put it, rubbery. From what I can see so far, if the acronym is used at the start of a sentence it does not require the definite article, regardless of word type, otherwise it does, unless it is used as an adjective.--

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book, which should be reliable, but I haven't seen its contents either. Since I also didn't hear about the term "Marshal" used in Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and the previous version was also unreferenced, Snake bgd is most likely right.

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G'day, nice work with the 21st at ACR. I added a few suggestions, but nothing major. Anyway, if you ever finding yourself looking for something different to write about, over the past four and half years I have been working on

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Hi Peacemaker 67. I have taken the liberty of finishing up the GA review for this article, as your original reviewer is blocked. There's a couple of items that need your attention before the article can be passed.

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Churches book (I believe Ralph is still alive...), and he probably mentions your uncle a few more times, but there isn't much at all about his colleagues from the escape (in later life I mean). Have you read it?

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Gday Tom, relying on Google Translate, I didn't see any indication the 24th SS was involved, but that might just be the Google interface. Any particular reason you thought they might have been involved? Regards,

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re-evaluation and attempted rehabilitation of Mihailovic, and they are all very good academic pieces with comprehensive footnoting and solid sources. Hoare's chapter covers some of the same ground as his

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Sorry Amir, the sources (and the Germans) describe them in that way. I am aware the majority of the soldiers in the 13th SS Division were Bosnian Muslims, and that is reflected in the text. Regards,

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Don't worry I believe I'm much clearer on the issue nonetheless. Thanks for the review, the copyedits and, of course, a grammar lesson. I believe I will now be able to improve in that department.--

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Thanks! I was fortunate enough to stumble upon an article fairly comprehensively covering the Pag Ghost Fleet which made writing a relatively simple affair. Come to think of it, you might find

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Hi! Thank you for kind words and encouragement, I certainly hope to do more re Yugoslav Wars in the 1990s. I must admit I was inspired to take up the task (in my head at least) seeing

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had honor promotion. And please don't revert my edits i am longer here then you, plus i am rollbacker on Serbian wikipedia, things that i edit i am 100% sure that they are true.

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I own the book and if you need some help with translations feel free to ping me. I started researching a bit on Otto Kumm. I may want to work on his article in the near future.

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G'day to you, good Sir, long time no read. To the point: in case you're interested, I believe your familiarity with the WWII Balkans source material might be useful over at the

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Quite interesting then, I will have to think it over. I am afraid 70 euros is probably the cheapest price you can get it for... Thanks a lot for your opinion on the book!--

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because I was asked to, it's based on some article in TIME magazine and indeed doesn't seem too reliable. Honestly, I don't care whether it will be published in Knowledge.

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Sir, I come from Zh wikipedia, I am surprised at your contributions. Thanks to you, we have more references to realize Croatia and Yugoslav, these are very rare in china.

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I have the English version of his book on the 7th SS which I was going to use for his time as Phleps CoS and as div comd, I'll chip in where I can. Interesting career.

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then", WW. Trolling is below you. I consider this post is actually an indirect and rather ham-fisted attempt to circumvent the one-year ban on move discussions of the

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was an honorific title awarded for outstanding performance in battle etc, not a formal military rank. This impression is supported by the fact that there were other

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Listen chief, I couldn't care less how long you've been on wiki. Produce a reliable source for your edit, which I have quite reasonably challenged. The policy is

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Obviously the life of an editor is not easy, with plenty of egos out there wanting to cut you down; pity they didn't come up with the idea in the first place...

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Not trying to pick a fight either, the waters were calm before Silvio's new changes. The Syria thing, well, I should probably know better by now.. Have fun with

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This is for the fantastic job you are doing in clearing out the Category:Military history articles with incomplete B-class checklists. Keep up the great work!.

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Now that you've got me interested, I'd suggest there are multiple reliable sources for the description of Putnik's rank as a Field Marshal, including Thomas'

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Hi again. I saw that you posted on the drive's talk page as well and read the opinions expressed there. I removed the content in question. Have a good day.

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I have a copy of an official German POW postcard sent to my aunt at Tamworth (NSW) advising that he had been captured but was being well treated (?!)

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Sure, no worries. I have found the same with quite a few of the HMS articles. Just wanted to make sure we are all on a level-playing field. Regards,

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article and thought to ask if the 3-4 November 1944 Battle of Kućibreg (Cucibreg in Italian) involved that particular unit. Recently I stumbled on

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yep. Horrific copyright violation. But I do know about it, and I've had a look (as far as my crap German and Google Translate can take me)...

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No worries. Good point about Boban, I'll add him. There is no specific criteria, as people, units, events come up, we're just adding them.

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Having the soldier's numbers allow me to look up his war record at the Aus War Memorial with great accuracy; thank you for including it!

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for a quicker response? There are heaps of experienced MILHIST editors there just waiting to assess articles against B Class. Regards,

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As far as I understood the sr. wiki paragraph (not particularly trustful in general, but this one is sourced), the title of voivode (

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On behalf of the coordinators of the Military History WikiProject, I hereby award you the A-Class Medal for your outstanding work on

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Hello Peacemaker67, I am currently enlarging the Spanish article on the chetniks and tried (unsuccesfully so far) to get hold of

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I just wondered if, considering your expertise on Yugoslavia during the war, whether you might be willing to start the article "

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Motivations on the Persian Knowledge; is science eight times more popular on the Spanish Knowledge than the English Knowledge?

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Mate, you're barking up the wrong tree. I haven't had anything to do with the Bruce article. You pulling my leg, chief?

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And for what it's worth - the Spiegel article used already as a ref says he reached the rank of a major in the WWI.--

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article, I just wanted to let you know that the "Adriatic coast between Rijeka and Karlobag" is referred to as the

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Napoleon, Michael Jackson and Srebrenica across cultures, 90% of Knowledge better than Britannica, WikiSym preview

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how the hell would I know that? You reverted my revert of a now blocked proxy IP with a non-English edit summary.

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article. If that's what you mean, I'm happy to do that based on the existing consensus on the talk page? Regards,

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I don't think this is entirely the issue of sourcing, but more of an editing consensus. Surely the two terms are

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Thanks for the catch. When I reverted the vandalism, I didn't notice the non-RS reference. Thanks for the catch!

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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge appreciates your help. We noticed though that when you edited

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Right. On reflection, I've had a look at the talk page and I believe we discussed merging the content into a

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Candidates talk about the Meta problem, the nation-based chapter model, world languages, and value for money

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labels that are contentious at best, in particular "Serbia". I am surprised that you weren't directed to

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I was trying to keep it accurate. It looks similar, but it's supposed to be based on reliable sources.

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