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  • could you please make a qulliq page, on the german wikipedia it is there here there is none


Nobody knows what kind of animal that the little creature is but he sure is weird looking.

Anthropology

Los muiscas: Pensamiento y realizaciones (Antropolog¸a) (Unknown Binding) by Francisco Beltrán Peña (Author) Publisher: Nueva América (1980) ASIN: B0000EDCMK

Anthropologists

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Topics

Human Terrain System[1]Laboratory for Human Terrain

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Geography, cities, regions and named places

Moved to Geography, cities, regions and named places

Governance / Governments / Politics / Political Science

People in Politics

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Could you have an article on the following:

  1. John C. Montgomery - the author of The Land of Plenty
  2. AntiPolygraph.org - Activist website seeking reform of polygraph policy
  3. Fiscal Stress - try Financial stress?
  4. International Liaison
  5. Communication Strategies.
  6. Diplomacy in Islam - try Islamic diplomacy muslim diplomacy ?
  7. Information and Media Studies -
  8. International Security Studies -
  9. Congress and National Security Policy
  10. Decision Making and Analysis
  11. Emerging Issues in International security
  12. Foreign Aid and Foreign Policy
  13. Foreign Policy Making in Developing Nations
  14. International Strategic Alliances (Category?)
  15. International Law and US Foreign Policy
  16. International Mediation:Strategies/Methods
  17. Media and World Affairs
  18. Media and National Security
  19. Military adventurism
  20. Third World in International Affairs
  21. CEVNI - Code Europeen de Voies de la Navigation
  22. Ukrainian Massacre redirect to Ukraine massacre?
  23. Jewish involvement in the slave trade
  24. Resource Security
  25. Cyneburga's Meadow
  26. River Kent Valley
  27. National politicians who are Mormons/LDS members
  28. The Age of Absolutism
  29. Mattie and Stas Ripkowski
  30. Garakontié
  31. Manifesto of the Enragés
REGIONAL STUDIES
Latin America
  1. Economic History of Latin America
  2. Political Economy of Latin America
International Relations
  1. International Relations of the Pacific Rim Region
  2. The Collapse of Communism
  3. Economies of Developing Countries
  4. Conflict and Peace Strategies
  5. International Management of Resources
  6. International Human Rights
  7. The Economic Development of Brazil
  8. Global Environmental Issues
  9. Legislative Politics or try Government law
  10. Judical Policy Making
  11. Interest-Group Politics
  12. Media and Politics
  13. Domestic Policy Analysis
  14. International Security Politics
  15. Women and Public Policy
  16. French American Foundation
  17. Neoclassical Realism
INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY/DIPLOMATIC SERVICE EXAMS
  1. The Diplomatic Service Language Allowance Examination at Extensive Level(UK)
  2. The Ministry of Defence Interpreter Examination(UK)
  3. The Civil Service Commission Interpretership
  4. The Ministry of Defence Languages Examinations Board Diploma
  5. The Diplomatic Service Language Allowance Examination at Operational Level


MASS COMMUNICATION
  1. Techniques for Negotiation - try Negotiation techniques?

History

Historic People

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Medicine

  • Dr. James's Powder ?
  • Hydeia Broadbent - Young HIV activist, infected with HIV at birth, went on to do many interviews as a young child to heighten awareness of HIV and AIDS. Currently still publicly speaking in her 20s (having not been expected to live to see her 20s).

Military / Military History

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North American/U.S.-Indian Wars

Battles

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Aviation Combat Element

Ground Combat Element

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Former units

United States Navy

Air Stations

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Espionage & Intelligence

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Military Camouflage Patterns

Defunct United States military academies

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People

For help on how to write biographies, see Wikipedia:WikiProject Biography

Please place your suggested person in alphabetical order by last name, under the appropriate category.
For people in business, natural science, or math please use those pages.

Anthropologists

  • Rodney Needham--French and Spanish versions already exist; mainly a matter of translation. British anthropological writer
  • Robert Fleming Heizer - California anthropology. See long list of accomplishments: [88]
  • Hans Kummer - Swiss behavioral ecologist. Ethologist with special contributions to primatology (baboons). Published author.
  • Kristin Hawkes - American anthropologist and behavioral ecologist that helped design the Grandmother Hypothesis and who is very active in both hunter-gatherer and primatology issues.
  • Stanley Diamond (anthropologist) - (1922-1991) American anthropologist and poet, founded the first department of critical anthropology in the United States at the New School for Social Research in New York. He also founded the most widely circulated international journal of anthropology in the world, Dialectical Anthropology. His best-known book is a collection of essays called In Search Of The Primitive.

Archaeologists

Genealogists

Political Figures

Politicans, Appointees, Government workers, etc.

For people born before 1900, go to Historical Political Figures


Presidents of the League of Nations

French Cabinet Ministers

State and Local Political Figures

Human Rights Activists

  • Clara Luper Regarded by many as the "Mother of the Sit-In Movement," because of civil rights sit-ins that she started August 19, 1958, when she was a 34-year-old history teacher. More information is at [100] [101] [102]
  • Alan Berkman ?
  • Rufina Amaya -- virtually the sole survivor of the 1981 El Mozote massacre, Ms. Amaya became a human rights activist through her courageous determination in the face of enormous countervailing pressures to let the world know what had happened at El Mozote and to force the El Salvadoran government to acknowledge and take responsibility for the attrocities. It was her lone determined voice that ultimately gained for the victims and the Salvadoran people official international recognition of the massacre as well as official UN sanctioning of the government of El Salvador for human rights abuse. She continued throughout the remainder of her life to speak out fearlessly against human rights abuses through the countless retellings, interviews and testimonies she provided regarding the massacre, and also through her involvement in Comunidad Segundo Montes (see [103] and

[104]) and the War-Wounded Association (ALGES) of Morozan (again see [105] and also [106]).

  • Morris B. Abram UN Watch Founder, Victorious Lawyer in Supreme Court's "One Man, One Vote" ruling
  • Ruby Hurley-opened the firs permanent NAACP office in the deep South in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1951.
  • Jean Byers Sampson Deceased Maine (USA) Political and Civil Rights activist who worked with the Maine Civil Liberties Union and NAACP
  • Geri Palast - CEO of CFE

Historical Figures

Correct spelling is Trypho or Tryphon, who can be (or may have been intended to be, as a literary device) identified with Rabbi Tarfon, a Greek-trained philosopher. I'll try putting in a couple of redirect pages. There was a Typho- but that's definitely not this guy.

Anyone redlinked from Lists of U.S. county name etymologies

Historical Political Figures


Historians

  • John Tracy Ellis, 20th Century historian of American Catholic History
  • John T. McGreevy, PhD, Chair of History at the University of Notre Dame, historian of Catholic America

���*Thomas Whittemore (1871–1950), founder of the Byzantine Institute of America

Other Unsorted People

All red links from the List of Kyoto Prize winners; it's like not having the Nobel Prize winners mentioned in Wikipedia.

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�* Juan Vitali ?

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Islam

  • Baye Fall - the Mouride Brotherhood, an interpretation of [[sufism] originating in Touba, Senegal from the teachings of Cheikh Amadou Bamba and Cheikh Ibrahim Fall. Id like someone to provide a short history of these two men, the sufi marabouts and the modern teachings.
  • Islam and Just War - the relation between Islam and just war.
  • Zainabia. It is a name used in many muslim education centers. What is the origin of this word?

Hinduism

Judaism

  • Adoption in Jewish Halakha - Adoptees and Adopting Families face different requirements in Halakha, in general regarding Tzniut (modest lifestyle), but specifically in regards to Negiah (physical contact) and Yichud (seclusion between a man and a woman, who are not married to each other, in a closed room or a private area).
  • Gil Locks - a Guru turned orthodox Jew and author of books. also known as Gutman Locks. I tried to create an article, but it was tagged speedy and deleted before i could even slap on a hangon tag. [122]
  • Arthur Kurzweil, geneologist, scholar of Judaism, writer

Satanist sects + cults

Society / Culture

Identity politics

Feminism

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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender

If you would like to request an article be translated, please go here instead.

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Rehabilitation neuropsychology 12:16, 1 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

  1. ^ Crowe, Deborah (January 29, 2007), "The 'Godfather' of the movement takes shots at 'Pot Doctors'.(Scott Imler)", Los Angeles Business Journal{{citation}}: CS1 maint: date and year (link)
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