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I doubt [[Robert Walpole]] took part in election debates. I have amended the sentence. [[User:Adam Carr|Adam]] 4 July 2005 06:57 (UTC) |
I doubt [[Robert Walpole]] took part in election debates. I have amended the sentence. [[User:Adam Carr|Adam]] 4 July 2005 06:57 (UTC) |
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This is ridiculous. The question is-since there have been debates shown on TV, has there ever been another prime minister who has not taken part in a debate? |
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I'm wondering - is the current page location appropriate. Two points: 1) generally naming standard is to use the highest title someone attained, even if they cease to hold it. Thus [[Juliana of the Netherlands]] was there during her life, not at [[Princess Juliana of the Netherlands]]. 2) My understanding was that in Bulgaria, he is normally called "King Simeon" or "the King" in everyday speech. I think this page ought to be at [[Simeon II of Bulgaria]]. [[User:John Kenney|john]] [[User_talk:John Kenney|k]] 4 July 2005 15:44 (UTC) |
I'm wondering - is the current page location appropriate. Two points: 1) generally naming standard is to use the highest title someone attained, even if they cease to hold it. Thus [[Juliana of the Netherlands]] was there during her life, not at [[Princess Juliana of the Netherlands]]. 2) My understanding was that in Bulgaria, he is normally called "King Simeon" or "the King" in everyday speech. I think this page ought to be at [[Simeon II of Bulgaria]]. [[User:John Kenney|john]] [[User_talk:John Kenney|k]] 4 July 2005 15:44 (UTC) |
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First of all, Simeon is not a king. The title of Bulgarian and Russian monarchs is called "tsar". About the second issue-Simeon is a typical Bulgarian name. Do you know other monarchs from other countries carrying the same name? |
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Revision as of 16:18, 4 July 2005
The official biography at http://www.government.bg/English/PrimeMinister/Biography/ has Simeon return to Bulgaria in 1996. --Palnatoke 18:39, 9 Oct 2004 (UTC)
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Isn't he the ONLY prime minister never to have taken part in a debate?
I doubt Robert Walpole took part in election debates. I have amended the sentence. Adam 4 July 2005 06:57 (UTC)
This is ridiculous. The question is-since there have been debates shown on TV, has there ever been another prime minister who has not taken part in a debate?
Page location
I'm wondering - is the current page location appropriate. Two points: 1) generally naming standard is to use the highest title someone attained, even if they cease to hold it. Thus Juliana of the Netherlands was there during her life, not at Princess Juliana of the Netherlands. 2) My understanding was that in Bulgaria, he is normally called "King Simeon" or "the King" in everyday speech. I think this page ought to be at Simeon II of Bulgaria. john k 4 July 2005 15:44 (UTC)
First of all, Simeon is not a king. The title of Bulgarian and Russian monarchs is called "tsar". About the second issue-Simeon is a typical Bulgarian name. Do you know other monarchs from other countries carrying the same name?