74:'Commissary' is a really strange translation. We don't use the term 'commissary' in Australia at all, but in US English, commissary means 'A restaurant in a movie studio, military base, prison, or other institution or a store that sells food and drink to members of an organization, esp. a grocery store on a military base.'. It pretty much doesn't mean anything else. Alternative terms in sources include, but are not limited to 'Commissioner Administration' (Tomasevich), or 'Government of Commissars' (Ramet, Cohen and StojanoviÄ). Personally, I have to say that in terms of what makes sense in English, 'Commissioner' is probably better, because it is a term used to indicate that a person has been given a 'commission' to do a certain job (in the same way you 'commission' a painting, or the chief of police is known as the 'Commissioner' because he is 'commissioned' by the government to keep the peace). I did a quick and dirty Google Books check, and it was one hit (Tomasevich) for 'Commissioner Administration Acimovic', two for 'Commissary Government Acimovic' (Pettibone and OkÄcki) and three for 'Government of Commissars' (as above). Not exactly big numbers, I know, but this is a pretty obscure topic. The current article title lacks accuracy in English translation and detracts from the understanding of the English-speaking reader (due to the use of 'Commissary'), particularly American readers. At this stage I am looking for a move to 'Government of Commissars', as two key sources on the topic of the German occupation in Yugoslavia (Cohen and Ramet) use it. I am not familiar with StojanoviÄ. However, if someone thinks (a reasonable thought too, I might add) that 'Commissars' is also misleading due to the relationship of the word with communism, in which case, 'Commissioner Administration' is the last man standing.
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that is not terribly surprising, but it nevertheless doesn't meet the need for "significant coverage". I also note that of the people named in the current article, only two of the original 10 commissioners have an existing article on en WP, and only two of the 18 commissioners and deputies in the second government have an existing article on en WP. In fact, of the eight in the first government, almost none of them could meet the requirements of
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did not take effective steps against
MihailoviÄ during the summer. Turner suggested that Dankelmann strengthen the AÄimoviÄ administration so that it might subdue the rebellion itself. AÄimoviÄ gave orders that the wives of communists and their sons older than 16 years of age be arrested and held. The AÄimoviÄ administration appealed for rebels to return to their homes and announced bounties for the killing of rebels and their leaders.
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on this government. In no way could these mentions be called "significant coverage" in any of those sources, despite the fact that there are several reliable ones that mention its existence. Given the subject government only existed for a total of four months and did almost nothing of any importance,
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Also, i want to state that if you two agreed to redirect this article, that maybe was consensus at the time, bot consensus can change. Now, i disagree with removal of this material. This is useful and notable subject, and we should not put even more material in main article. If anyone dont like this,
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is something very different. I disagree with you, and think that context should be added here. P.S. Yes, i finds this list very useful, and this was only place to have it here on wiki. Regarding context, i added {{main|Commissioner
Government}} in the article, so that is the way to gain context also.
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Ok, circus arrived, so, let it stay as list. That is anyway useful addition to the subject. If anyone have something against it, use normal ways of wiki editing, instead of POV edit warring. Nobody is allowed to redirect article without merging the content first. If the rest of circus have something
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requires "significant coverage in multiple reliable sources". What multiple reliable sources does it have significant coverage in? You are the one saying it is very notable, so back your statement up. Perhaps it would be best if I AfD'd it so this discussion could be put on a policy-based footing in
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Because it needs context, and the context is provided in the
Territory... article. If we expanded this article, it would just be with information already in the Territory... article (I know this because I added it there). This government is of questionable notability IMO, and it makes sense to cover
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TLDR, peace. Please, try to be more concise. Well, this list can be also without red links, that is not the most important thing in list articles. Also, Peace, c'mon, there are far more then just two sources as you presented. Anyone can go deeper in this, and find more material about it. Also, this
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Ok, obviously there is some interest about this article. Also, content from this article was never merged, so i also think that it may be good to actually have this one. Can someone actually explain a specific reason to merge this? List of deputies, commissioners, may be quite important and useful.
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While the commissioners were quite experienced in their portfolio areas or in politics or public administration generally, the AÄimoviÄ administration itself was in an extremely difficult position because it lacked any semblance of power. The three main tasks of the AÄimoviÄ administration were to
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Territory article that you buddies pushed against several rules. We have stone consensus against it, do not even try to push it again without new stong consensus. I am also for axis ocupation, that we already have, but i am in the first place
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WW, when will you stop making completely inaccurate posts with no evidence yet adhere to a position for which you have no justification. I have shown (in detail) what sources are available, stated IAW policy that there is not significant coverage, and you blithely state "c'mon, there are far more
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Well, i am OK with it, but why would we create a list, if we dont have a main article about it? If it is titled only "Commissioner Government", then we have a few more possibilities to expand this in better way then if it is just a list. We can, but i think that it is not the time still for it.
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The interest so far has been from an new ARBMAC-warned user and two obvious socks. However, I am happy to discuss the merits of having a separate article for something that had no power and only existed for a couple of months. I'd also be happy to merge notable information into the Territory...
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There has been a significant incresse in the number of susoicious sock accounts and IPs promoting various pro-Serbian POVs. More than a few opinionated users have been blocked or topic-banned recently. Imo the inevitable Socking Phase may have begun.. I was just in the process of starting to
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Rot. Defining the events of 1941-45 using the boundaries of the modern state of Serbia is ahistorical. Events of WWII should be defined within the boundaries of the occupied territories, puppet states or whatever existed at the time, not placed in a Tardis and zapped forward to 2013.
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This material is the sum total of everything that could be gleaned from Tomasevich, Pavlowitch, two chapters in a collection edited by Ramet, a book by Lemkin and a highly dubious tome by Dobrich. In Tomasevich's comprehensive 1975 book on the Chetniks (of 500 pages) there is
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against the merge, as subject is notable and good. No reason to merge, we have references, and i do not see any consensus to merge all of those in one article, but to CREATE article that will deal with it. Then, axis ocupation of Serbia is the place for it. --
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Most of them are mentioned in only two sources, Tomasevich 2001 and Cohen, and in both cases as a mere list of the commissioners, nothing about what they did. If no further sources for this article are forthcoming, I will be submitting it to
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And, we have sources. Please, lets talk about this subject. At the end, i object to remove and hide this from encyclopedia with out any actual reason. P.S. POVFORk is not the reason, as material from here is not in the redirected article. --
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it in the Territory... article and if the list of commissioners is needed (as you appear to believe), then a list article is a logical way of doing it. It can be see also'd at the top of the appropriate section of the Territory article.
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then just two sources as you presented. Anyone can go deeper in this, and find more material about it". If anyone can do it, you do it! Produce some evidence. I think AfD is the only way to deal with this issue.
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it's a redirect because there was nothing noteworthy that hadn't been expanded in other articles. Btw WW I hope that there won't be any !Support by accounts that haven't been active for months and even
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jurisdiction of the AÄimoviÄ administration, in practical terms it was largely autonomous of Belgrade and under the control of the military government through the military district command in PanÄevo.
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Can you please stop spilling bile over the Territory... article? You did it at the AfD and you did it here, yet there's four move discussions listed on Talk over there that are all marked as
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with a request for deletion. I am dropping my previous suggestion that it could be a list article because if the government itself is not notable, the the commissioners are also not notable.
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Merging = redirecting, WhiteWriter. But if you're referring to the list (the only part not already present in the main article), I already said that in my opinion it is clearly below
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secure the acquiescence of the population to the German occupation, help restore services, and 'identify and remove undesirables from public services.
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