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population). Second, Lukashenko is a dictator, but regardless of U.S. official policy, he has never targeted the people in mass (like China) nor has he threatened neighbors or the U.S. (like China), nor does he have the capability of threatening them. Third, I think it reasonable to be suspicious of awards created by dictators. But I think the explanation about the value of work is a good one. I don't know if this can resolve anything, but it is a try. --

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Belarus was there in the same class as DPRK and Iran. Similar views are reflected in the main wikipedia article on Belarus (are you going to revert those too?). With all the information available today, how can you have any doubts about Lukashenko being a dictator. You might like him, or consider him a "benign" dictator, or argue that Belarus is not yet ready for western-style democracy; but it's hard to argue with facts about his regime's record.

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featured article. I even don't think the political question is an issue (although a paragraph about how this medal system compares to the old Soviet one would be interesting), but the problem is that there is little attempt to explain its significance. It is simply described and left at that. Just because only five people have received it in a decade doesn't make it uniquely special.

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article, there are much more pokemon heroes than valiant people. Among other idealistic and utopic ideas, in the Soviet Union there was an attempt to instate valiant and selfless labor as a matter of heroism, to extend this notion beyond the ability to kick someone's else ass or to save a kitten from

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doen't work now. If I had time I would do changes but I'm a bit busy now. May be only in 2-3 days. Some other references don't function too. P.S. Why the lisk of categories sometimes superimposes on my passege & if there are some difficulties with information in Russian I can help to find and to

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As for the reverting: if the dictator reference is used in the main HoB article, or about each hero, I will revert those on sight. But since Lukashenko himself has been declared a dictator, then the reference to that in the main Belarus article or his article will not be reverted. All I am trying to

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Now about your aricle--it's well written and well researched (that's why it was selected for the front page). It's just so... naive. I don't doubt that Uladzimir Karvat was a real hero, who saved innocent lives and paid for it with his own. But c'mon, all the other bozos you mention are just typical

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Just to say that one reason I enjoy reading featured articles, apart from the obvious quality, is learning about new subjects that I would most likely have never heard about otherwise. The large majority of featured articles I would only have the scarcest knowledge or be completely ignorant of. This

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We can say that they are deeds deemed great by the government. Even in awards about British medals we would say they they given for deeds considered great, not great in themselves. And you don't think the events in Ukraine have made Lukashenko nervous!? Then what the heck is it doing to the Poles?

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The reason why I could not find much information about each recipient is that Belarusian resources online is zero to none, except for government websites and pro-democracy movements. I was very lucky to find what I have been able to find and very lucky to get this article to this Featured Status. I

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This is only a recent, nonhistorical award created by a desperate government. How can we say it is rewarded for 'great deeds'? One could also say that some of the recipients look like complete hacks. I understand that we should neutrally discuss the medals and awards of different countries, but in

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One thing we have to discuss on this topic: Lukashists usually use only Russian language, but Belarusian is also a recognised state language and the national language of Belarus. Belarusian and Russian versions of the same names differ - shall we put both Russian and Belarusian names (personal and

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I can see what I can do about each hero, but with my luck, it will wind up on VFD. The intro, I can discuss about similar titles. I have found an actual photo of the medal, but I am not sure about the copyright. It is not from the Belarus Government, so I cannot claim PD. However, you can take the

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My guess is that it should be needed, and here is why: Official laws are printed in Russian, as you have mentioned correctly. Many websites I have seen from the Belarusian Government are in Russian. That was why I have the Russian names first, and if I stumble on the Belarusian name, I use it too.

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Let me try to mediate this issue. First, let us separate the accomplishments of the people from any judgment we may have of the leaders. Belarus went through far more destruction than the U.S. Civil War and sometimes the people prefer stability than chaos (especially when dominated by elderly

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Well, pretty much the whole Western world considers Lukashenko's regime a dictatorship. Definitely the US government does, and so do European countries and many international bodies. There was a map published recently in the Scientific American that showed degrees of democracy in the world, and

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I have to say I couldn't care less about this article. Problem is it's not appealing to me in any way. I'm a newbie and I don't know the exact rules around here, but I think that should be a major criteria for determining "Today's featured article". That is, well-written etc. is not enough, the

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I guess I have not made myself clear: this article is solely based on the medal: not Lukashenko's politics. Yes, Lukashenko eludes to the USSR alot, including the symbols that were "adopted." Yes, Lukashenko is oppressing his people and yes, my government called Lukashenko the last dictator in

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I think it is an good article about awards and I commend the author for organizing information about the nation's medals. However, when he himself admits on this talk page that there is barely enough information to write biographies about the recipients, that represents a gaping problem for a

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As for the Great deeds part, it is part of the award criteria. There is no defined acts that can be considered "great" in the law, so it is up to Lukashenko to decide. As for the Belarusian awards in general, they modeled their system after the Soviet honours. Belarus still awards medals for

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is a very modest man, but I think his name should be mentioned in a more prominent place of the article. It would not only add credibility to the "Hero of Belarus" title but also put it in the right perspective for an unaware reader. Therefore I propose to mention in the second sentence that

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Sorry I didn't mean to discourage you or anything. My concern was for the main page (admittedly the subject is a bit boring). On the other hand featured means it should be featured somewhere. I don't even know if there is a separate list of featured articles, never mind me

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You probably are not very well aware of the hsitory of the country, also your education probably does not see hard toil as heroism. Like I see in America, the best hero is a gangster, a mafiozi, judging from the amount of movies about them. Looking into the list in the

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The "Recipients" section is not FA-worthy, with a substancial mini-bio for Karvat, and stubby, one-sentence long bios for Dubko, Savicki, Vysotsky and so on. One gets the notion that noboby knows much about these gentlemen and why exactly they were awarded the

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apparatchiks. Calling a chairman of a kolkhoz a hero?! A hero medal "for selfless work and valiant efforts in the development of agricultural production"? If this is not pathetic than I don't know what is. Developing agricultural production is just a job.

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Thanks a bunch. You can go ahead and place them on the article, or I can do it tomorrow. I think what Angr is talking about is why I had the Russian name of the medal, but not the Belarusian one. I found it today, and I will let Angr know about it now.

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I have visited this article and also think that it is worth to be a featured article. But I want to warn the authors, that the information is out-of-date. Especially concerning Belarussian legislation. The Resolution N 3726-XII (its proper URL is now

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There was a long discussion about criteria for being featured. And it is not an oversight that importance or interestness of the topic is not one of them. Just the same, one might say that 90% of world population don't give a dime for

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I'm really surprised to see this article featured on the front page of Knowledge (XXG). It's enough to do Google "Belarus dictatorship" to learn what a despot Lukashenko is. What's the value of a medal that is awarded by a dictator?

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Europe. However, I do not know what his motives are when creating the title and I do not want this article to be used to describe Lukashenko's policies. That can be left on his article, not here.

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know some will be bored to death by Belarusian topics, or topics about medals in the first place. But, according to Knowledge (XXG) users, this article qualifies as a Featured Article.

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I removed the picture, since I have no proof that he would have done that. It is just hypothetical, and plus, there was a special medal bar for those awarded two or more hero titles.

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anniversaries of Victory and for other events. They even award Soviet medals, but the Russians do the same thing. As for him being nervous, yeah, I think he should be.

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Why do most ex-pats hate the government and the figures that run it? Why is it the only country in the region moving toward Putin instead of the democratic countries?

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article, the long and short name of Belarus was given in many languages. And, it pretty much gives the users text to copy and paste into Google and search the subject.

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article would fall into that category and I found it intertesting to read and learn of the medal. Of course if you don't feel the same then feel free not to read it.

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Unless the article is considered inappropriate, the article gets Featured on the main page. If you look up, you see what I had to do to get it on the front page.

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Well, a person mentioned we should have bios on all of the Heroes, since there is five of them (to my last count). The following people I have not found bios on.

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I can help with Belarusian names. There are two ways of writing Belarusian names in Latin: Translit (straight transliteration from cyrillic to English Latin) or

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All of the official documents have the name in Russian. I have not been able to located the Belarussian name for it. If you find it, that will be wonderful.

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have no say in this issue. It is the statute of the award. You may question whether the deeds were great, but you cannot question the medal.

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Instead of Lukashenko, how about we use a netural term, like the President of Belarus. Mainly, so the article can stay static for a while.

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Even assuming that Luka is dictator, that all these people are fake heroes, etc., it is still an educational article, which, e.g., shows

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The references are not well formatted, with a number of them being named "Archived copy" and even two of them that are just numbers.

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So I have decided to upgrade the article by myself. Those, who decided to visit the page, don't do any changes fo a while.

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Well, if you folks stumble onto this article, you will see more additions to it. I am trying to get this article to the

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The "Recipients" section is written as "X was awarded, Y was awarded, Z was awarded", which is not an engaging read.

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this case, it needs a lot more context with the history of Soviet awards and the current situation in the country.

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He is a Member of the PERMANENT COMMISSION FOR THE ECONOMY, BUDGET and FINANCES, so we can find information on him.

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Check. We covered the design, history and recipients. Though, I still need to add what benefits the Heroes recieve.

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on 1st March Lukashenka gave 5 new "Hero Star"s - to Filaret, Savicki, Vysocki, Prokopovich & Reviako. Here

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The article draws some comparisons to former Soviet Union awards, but it's all very superficial and uncited.

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people are officially awarded in Belarus. It is 100% encyclopedic for those interested in Belarus politics.

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One more thing: I was wondering if you can do the Lacinka name for Hero of Belarus? Thanks in advance.

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I'd like to feature this on the main page, but I have a few requests I'd like to see fulfilled first:

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Thanks Monkbel. I am going to University soon, so I will write this up after I am done with classes.

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If there is anything else anyone wants to add, go right ahead, but I feel ok about it being FA.

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would be plain, unobtrusive text, which would give greater prominence to the high-value links.

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Interest isn't an issue, but quality is, and I personally doubt that this is good enough too.

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Deceased, was leader of the Agrarian Party of Belarus, also was a Presidential Candidate.

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Why were they removed? They fairuse claim was obviously justified. Other reasons? --

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Rather than drawings, one or more actual photographs of the medal(s).

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Anyway, looking forward to the article on the Hero of the DPRK medal.

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Can we get at-least stub articles on the 5 guys who got this medal?

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