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confusing and replaced it. Before my edit, the article further read "Today the town of Bergen acts as a local borough in the northern part of Celle district". Not sure what this use of borough is supposed to mean. "Borough" makes sense as a translation of "Stadtteil" or even "Ortsteil", although in many communities the latter can refer to formerly independent villages - not what you think of when you read "borough". But Bergen is not a Stadtteil at all. It is a town located in the Celle district. So my understanding of WP conventions is: City = Grossstadt, Town = Stadt, District = Kreis, Borough = Stadtteil. Agreed?

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ideal as it suggests that these villages are more urban than they actually are. Personally, I like the term "municipality" as it is generic and not associated with any particular administrative structure in the UK or the US (such as county). AFAIK every Stadt is a Gemeinde (municipality), but not every Gemeinde has the status of Stadt - i.e. using municipality when referring to a town is generally not wrong. Look at

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for a particular confusing case - Westerland gave up its status as Stadt when it merged into this new Gemeinde. I think in most cases it may be a good idea to use the German original, then put a rough translation in brackets, such as "the former independent village of Becklingen has been an Ortsteil

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Hi Drow, thanks for your work on Knowledge (XXG). Thought it would help if I explained the logic behind some edits you changed at the above article. "Connexion" is a valid spelling, although less common that "connection", and is etymologically more accurate as it derives from the Latin "connexio". I

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At the time, it definitely was a complex situation that is very difficult to summarize in a few lines - especially for readers who know little or nothing about the historical context. Although Ebert certainly opposed the Lüttwitz-Kapp and Hitler putsches, the fact remains that the majority of those

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I'm wishing you a Merry Christmas, because that is what I celebrate. If you don't like Christmas or just don't celebrate it in any of its forms, then please accept a generic "Happy Holidays". If you celebrate no holidays at this time of year, then hopefully you will be satisfied with an even more

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This whole area is a minefield! Totally agree City = Grossstadt, Town = Stadt, District = Kreis. As for borough, there is no universal definition in English, but it seems to be used in 2 ways. One is as a quarter or district of a city or large town - this is the sense in which you are using it. The

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Have been doing some other stuff...The weather is supposed to be really bad this weekend, though, so maybe I'll get back to the reviews. It would be more fun if I had the reviewed articles handy, but my AD&D things are all over the place, mostly stored in boxes, and I haven't a clue where I put

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You are right. I've been in Bergen a couple of times, but Becklingen is not on the B3, so I don't think I've ever passed through. Bergen is one of many municipalities called "Stadt" that include outlying villages. In some WP articles these are referred to as "outlying centres", which is less than

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Aweseomly, awesomely, awesome! :) Truly wonderful, great work all around, thank you for taking care of all these reviews single-handedly. Hope I didn't bug you too much about it. ;) Don't be a stranger to D&D articles - with a screen name like that, I think you don't have much of a choice,

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could be either "village" or "municipality", but with the clear implication of being subordinate to or part of the borough... or whatever we call it. I did resolve one day to research all this is great detail and come up with a coherent proposal for Knowledge (XXG), but every time I look at it I

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is not "a village in the town of Bergen" despite what the template says at the bottom; in fact it's a good 4 miles from the town (trust me I've been there!). But to say Becklingen is in the "borough" of Bergen makes more sense. Of course, you can use other words, but they all have problems e.g.

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See the article talk page. Unfortunately, the Spartacist page is completely unsourced. It is also strikingly different from the German version which correctly identifies the issue of Eichhorn getting fired as the immediate cause of the uprising and describes the differences between the various

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Sorry, I was away for a while. Trying to remember that edit... As to connexion, true - I just made that change to the more frequently used form. By looking at that edit, it does not look like I delinked "Amt" at all...I just thought the prior translation of "Amt Bergen" with "Bergen Office"

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Hi Drow. I've explained why 'district' is not a great translation of 'Kreis' and that 'county' is at least as good if not better. Both are acceptable on Knowledge (XXG), so I'd be grateful if you didn't go around changing 'county' to 'district' and I'll do the same vice-versa. Thanks.

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Hahaha. Dorset is a county and has been for centuries, although its boundaries have changed. Administratively it has lost Poole and Bournemouth which are "unitary authorities" (a horrible term IMHO) but "ceremonially" they are included. You're right that technically

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I think for an Anglophone audience, we risk blurring the distinctions between the SPD and the KPD. That's the rub, imho. The easiest thing to do would be remove "nominally the same" (as I've expressed in the Friedrich Ebert talk page) or link to this article,

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Those "fonts" is incorrectly..I have also asked, at this site, to correct it! In Italy, the two parts of "Kampf um Rom" were edited in the year 1970 in one only movie entitled "La calata dei barbari" (90 minutes ca.). Bye,

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All I am saying is that there were 421 delegates in the National Assembly at the time - there are plenty of sources for that. The number of votes cast did not come from me (off the top of my head I only have this

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Oh yes, "parishes". I'd avoid this at all costs, but that is probably due to the confusion the term generates when it comes to places in Ireland. :-) For Ortsteile or Stadtteile I'd definitely go with borough.

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killed by government forces during his time in office were revolutionaries from the left. Which is kind of counterintuitive, considering he himself had been one of the leaders of the (leftist) revolution.

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is not really a RS, but it makes the same point...there were over 40 delegates who did not vote/were not around for the vote. Good luck, this page really could do with some improvements. :-)

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This seems fairly measured, and does mention his career from 1920-23, i.e. defending the Weimar government against right-wing/Imperialist coup d'etats. Sound reasonable?

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Correct. They may well be notable but the page fails to offer evidence for it. This seems to be a general problem with some Irish bands - it is quite depressing that even

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three sources as refs. The first is the band's website (=not an independent source). The second one is a dead link. Tracing it through waybackmachine brings us to this

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would appear to be one of those areas. Do you have a source you can insert into the article to support that over 40 delegates did not even vote on the issue? Regards

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and so it goes on. I tend to use an English equivalent and put the German original in brackets to help the reader's flow, but I don't think it matters too much.

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second is to mean the administrative area of a town which may sweep up neighbouring villages. This is the sense that I have used it in as it neatly matches

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I don't think it matters. As long as it's consistent, bad enough with all the US and British English differences on various pages. :-)

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eh...not sure what you mean. WP generally uses the spelling Romania and Romanian. Or should it read "Romania's declaration of war"?

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socialist parties over how (or if) to proceed with the revolution. IMO linking to that mess would not be a big help.

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could be translated "quarter", "district" or "borough". None is wrong, but again the last 2 clash with other uses.

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Kurz nach seinem Tod 1925 wurde die SPD-nahe und nach ihm benannte Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung gegründet."

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turlough]] (disappearing lake) and limestone scenery ("pavement"). There is also ''Gleann Ciosog''

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Hey there! :) I haven't seen you hard at work lately, just wondering if you were taking a break?

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comprises the town of Bergen itself and several geographically separate villages. So to translate

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by modifying 1 "()"s and 1 ""s likely mistaking one for another. If you have, don't worry: just

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is not notable? Or is it just a request for sources? (I agree that the article needs some TLC).

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is really bad at showing notability and Charlie Piggott does not have a page. But according to

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