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Social sciences and philosophy: Anthropology, Sociology, Class Structure - Archaeology - Geography, cities, regions and named places - Governance / Governments / Politics / Political Science - History - Genealogy & Genealogists - Military / Military History - Linguistics - People - Philosophy - Psychology - Society / Culture

Anthropology, Sociology, Class Structure

A: Agokwa (Chippewa, Ojibwa) - Alternative Spring Break - Asabiya - B: Bhilala - Bordieu - C: Clyde Kluckholm U.S. anthropologist - Cultural broker - E: Elsie Clews Parsons - Eric A. Havelock - H: Human Behavioral Ecology - I: Ian Goody - J: Jan Assmann - John Beddoe - John Wymer - Julie Pastrana - L: Liberal Theory of State - M: Matthew Spencer-Spencer, Cambridge Anthropologist - N: Name and Shame - P: Pattern Variables - Power Elite - S: Sacred Contagion - Social Exclusion Unit (United Kingdom) - social pendulum - southern aristocrat - Survival tactic - T: Third Worldism - Traditional Ecological Knowledge - W: Waunana - See Category:Anthropology.

Cultural Practices, Customs and Folkways

Culture-specific, Arrephoroi (Athenian temple maidens) - Bran pie (Bran-pie, gift exchange) - California culture / Culture of California - Februa - First Christian Fellowship of Eternal Sovereignty - Fonkong - Gallopalooza-(Louisville Painted Horses) - Gangster culture - Garden Hermits - Geronticide (killin old, like Eskimos) - Hand kissing - Indo-Caucasian - Introductions (How to properly introduce 2 parties) - jack-o'-lantern syndrome - Jellaba - Jñatjo - Kinship systems - Kuzbu - Manteis - Perth Regatta Day - pre-engagement - regnant - Rhodesians (remaining Whites of Zimbabwe) - Rock water Rock Water is the only Bach Flower Remedy not made from a plant. It is gathered from natural springs known for their ability to heal the sick. - Social intelligence - Tamaya and Kagiya (popular phrases with historical significance shouted during fireworks in Japan) - Thakkars - low latent inhibition (low latent inhibition can turn a human into a creative genius) - speluncean

Wani and Sawara or Swara - a custom of settlement of disputes in Pakistan by offering ones daughter, sister or niece in marriage to the family of the person murdered. "Peshgi", an Urdu term roughly translated as "Presentation" or "Offer" of women in lieu of or to avoid "honour killings". Could some anthropologist or sociologist write on this?

Archaeology

A: Aemiliik (Peru) - Ain Mallaha / Eynan (Natufian Settlement?) - An Yang Chiripa - Asikli Höyük - B: Bassit, Syria (Bronze Age to Byzantine coastal settlement) - Bayou La Batre Culture (Late Archaic culture extant on the Gulf Coast of North America c. 2500-500 BCE) - Bromme Culture - Byllis, Albania - C: Calatis (Romania) - Castell Henllys - Choquequirao (lost city of the Incas) - conjunctive archaeology (fore-runner of the New Archaeology of the 1960s) - D: Dan Y Coed - E: Eildon Hill North - F: Franz Xavier Kugler - Famous expert on Mesopotamian astronomical texts and Mesopotamian mathematics, a Jesuit of late 19th - early 20th century - G: Gebelein (Archeologial site Naga el-Gherira in Egypt ) - Gene Savoy, archeologist, Peru explorer - Gough's Cave - Gurnah (Middle Kingdom site in Egypt where burial sites for military officers, also recognised village of tomb raiders) - H: Hen Domen - Histria (Romania) - I: Indigenous Archaeology - J: Junius Bird - Archaeologist for the American Museum of Natural History in New York in the 1930s, possible prototype for Indiana Jones - K: Kate Rustemeyer - Klekkende Høj - Kong Asgers Høj - Denmark's largest stone age burial passage tomb. - Krzemionki Opatowskie (Poland) - M: Mechtoid - Mine Howe - Mother Grundy's Parlour - N: Nebi Yunus (mound in Iraq; site of a Muslim shrine dedicated to the prophet Jonah; pertaining to Nineveh) - Nikolaos Platon Greek archaeologist; excavator of Zakros - Normanton Down - O: Odry (Poland) - P: Paviland Cave - Pixie's Hole - Q: Quanterness - R: Reginald Campbell Thompson - S: Sean Savoy, archeologist, Peru explorer - T: The Three Hares, a stub can be read here - Tjongerian - U: Ulva Cave - V: Vegetalismo - Villa Romana del Casale (Italy) - W: Walter W. Taylor - worlebury camp - Y: Yeavering

Geography, cities, regions and named places

See also: World Heritage Sites

List of uninhabited regions - Harold Washington Public Library - Consolidated Statistical Area - Map measure

Afghanistan: See: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Afghanistan

Argentina:

Australia: Kimberley-Perth Canal

Austro-Hungarian Emprire: Slovakland

Canada: Greater Saskatoon Area, Saskatchewan - Greater Winnipeg Area, Manitoba - Haliburton Highlands - Corso Italia (Toronto neighbourhood) - Carlington District of Ottawa

Colombia

Cyprus Kormakiti (home to a Maronite enclave)

"Fort Randall, Alaska"

Germany Michaelstadt, Germany (I think its in bavaria). - Alfhausen (A small town in Lower Saxony, near the city of Osnabrück.) - Charlottenstrasse (It's mentioned in The Metamorphosis which was written by Franz Kafka; I don't think its fictional)

India 24 Parganas(historic)

Indonesia Baliem Valley [1]

Iran: Kuh-e Jebal Barez

Ireland: See Towns of the Republic of Ireland - Natural resources of Ireland

Italy: Arzignano - Lonigo (a small city, west of venezia)

Jamaica Calabash Bay

Maldives: North Male Atoll

Mexico: Cueva de Villa Luz - Río Grijalva - Zaragoza, Coahuila

Pakistan: Shaharah-e-Islamabad

Poland: Cieplice (formerly Bad Warmbrunn)

Portugal:

Russia: Gogland - Verhojansk

South Africa: for more see List of towns in South Africa -

South Korea: Sanbon

Spain: Isla De Alboran

Syria: Ras el Bassit (Beach resort)

United Kingdom: See also: UK Geography Wikiproject Highworth and St Blazey (the only two English towns without articles) - Yes Tor - See also Scotland - Northern Ireland - wales Wich - Wich and wych are names used to denote brine springs or wells. By the 11th century use of the 'wich' suffix in placenames associated towns with salt production; six English towns/cities carry the suffix: Droitwich in Worcestershire, four Cheshire 'wiches' of Middlewich, Nantwich, Northwich and Leftwich, a small village south of Northwich, and the city of Norwich in Norfolk. Fingring Hoe Glenuig a small village in the west coast of scotland

Ukraine: Khodoriv

U.S.: Lake Greeson, Arkansas. (A small lake in the south Ouachita Mountains that is famouse for it's scenery. It is formed by the damming of Little Misouri River by the dam Narrows Dam. The lake is next to the small town of Murfreesboro, Arkansas which is also next to Crater of Diamonds State Park( the only place in the world where you can find and take home diamonds that you find) - Crater of Diamonds State Park, Arkansas (A state park in Arkansas about 2 or 3 miles out of the town of Murfreesboro whe you can find diamonds and keep what you find, the only diamond mine in the world where you can do this!) - Lake Ashmere, (Hinsdale, Massachusetts (Berkshire County)) - Downtown Littleton Colorado - Historic District within the main city of Littleton, CO - Scurry, Texas - Coastal Indians of washington - Chapelsnap - Condit Crossing, Pennsylvania - Echo Canyon (Utah, though there's also a Simpsons episode ;-) - Helper, Colorado - Ghost Town In The Sky - Lake Barkley, Tennessee - Beaverhead Rock - Westbank Expressway (New Orleans, LA, USA) - Calumet Sag Channel and Little Calumet River (in Chicagoland, to match Grand Calumet River) - Wakefield, Ohio - Knockemstiff, Ohio - Bote Mountain in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park -

Mount Marcus Baker
- This mountain is in the USA and has more than 3000m of prominence making it a very important mountain. Yet there is no article about it!
Milner Dam in southern Idaho. Built in 1905.

Orange Island Prehistoric island that became what today is known as Florida once seas receeded.

Turkey: Altinkum

Also, a category and/or list request for either U.S. county seats or a county/parish/borough seats category and/or list for each of the 50 states

Etymologies

List of African place name etymologies - List of Asian place name etymologies - List of Australian place name etymologies - List of Caribbean place name etymologies - List of Central American place name etymologies - List of European place name etymologies - List of South American place name etymologies

Political geography

Accretion - Marj az-Zuhour (o man's land, in the middle of nowhere, though the bleak hillside had a name that swiftly became famous around the world and passed into Palestinian history: Marj az-Zuhour, the prairie of flowers.)[2] - Quasi-state - Voluntary cession

Governance / Governments / Politics / Political Science

A: Africa Growth and Opportunity Act [3] - Arturo Escobar - Asia Pacific Parliamentary Forum APPF - Authoritarian nationalism - B: Barry Jones (Australian Politician/Quiz Champion) - Blue-Ribbon Panel - Bridges, Sir Edward (Secretary of the British Cabinet in the 1940s) - Bush Commission - C: Campus Greens - Chinese colonization of Tibet - Christian Party (United States) - Civic Competition - Coercive Diplomacy - Community Mental Health Act - conflict management group - Colorado statute - D: Defensive democracy - Developmental democracy - Democratic Consolidation - The Democrat's Public Education Policies - Direct Primary - The Drug-Free Century Act - Dual kingship - E: Emergency AIDS Bill - Etta Federn-Kohlhaas - F: Farheen Hakeem - Fiscal responsibility - FREE PRESS - G: Gary McDowell - Reagan Administration figure - Gölök Z. L. F. Buday aka Gölök Zoltán Buday aka Gölök (B.J.) Buday, independent activist and 3 time Mayoral Candidate of Vancouver in the Lower Mainland of BC and one time BC Reform Campaign Manager in Vancouver-Burrard (1996) - Guest Worker Program - H: Historical institutionalism - Hoover Commission - I: Inherent Sovereignty - The Islands (Nine Nations) - List of Indian Laws (I mean for the country India) - J: Jack Ambroff - Joan Mondale - L: laisser faire (not the same as Laissez-faire) - Lakovian frames (Pioneered/Invented by George Lakoff?) - Liberal nationalism - List of Active Reunification Movements - List of disputed elections (most notable, and/or links to more detailed lists; see electoral fraud for a start) - List of government sponsored failures (in the spirit of List of commercial failures) - M: Mauritanians - Minority Appeasement - Model Worker (Award/honor given out by People's Republic of China, e.g. to Basketball player Yao Ming in 2005) - Mongolian Communism - N: Nathan Sproul - nay sayer - Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party - nomocracy - O: Oplan1000 - P: party institutionalization (Panebianco's theories) - Payments in lieu of taxes (PILOT) - Peelian Reform - Policy of Russia - Political elites - Political transformations - presidential debates - ProjectQED - Provisional National Defence Council - Public opinion and media - Q: quasi government - R: Rudi Deutchke - German student activist.shot by police.possibly 1968. Rebel Alliance Forums - Regulatory Impact Analysis - Rope line - S: Sergeant at law - Shanghai Cooperation Organisation [4] - Simpson-Mazzoli Immigration Reform and Control Act - South American Presidents - Southern Cameroon Youth League (SCYL) - staulking - synthetic terror - Sanford v. Kentucky - T: Theodore Lowi - The Treaty Obligations of the United States - U: US aid to Israel - usurper - W: we campaign in poetry but we must govern in prose - Constitutive political theory - Contemporary African Database - Corporate Republic - "Cry Harold!" - D: documentary - 'Invisible Children' - Documentary - "Project Voice" Based on a teleconference with high school students in Connecticut and Iraq, before and after Operation: Iraqi Freedom - Donald Barrios - Dukedom of New Sealand - E: Environmental crime - European integration theory - G: G-33 - G-90 - Ganf of 500 - George Wolfe - Georges Weiss - Georges Weiss - Georges Weiss - H: Heartland Theory (some content can be merged from Geopolitics) - Hama Thai - I: Imperial Overstretch - Indigenous Peoples' Rights - inquilinos - International Health - In proprio moto - K: Kadura Fares - KOMPAK - L: Lamfalussy, Alexandre - List of national capitals by population - Lusotropicalism - M: Max Fischer - Melanesian Spearhead Group (Forum for the governments of Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Fiji and Solomon Islands) - Meltzer Report - Modern Western Imperialism - Monterrey consensus - Monopoly Capitalism - N: Naji al-Hadithi - National United Front of Kampuchea (known by French acronym FUNK) - NEPAD Declaration on Democracy, Political Economic and Corporate Governance - NEPAD Progress Report - Neo-Nazism in Canada - New Thinking (Soviet Reforms) - No action motion (a United Nations procedure?) - No Banana Union (European Organization Against Software Patents) - P: Pan-African Parliament Trust Fund - Parliamentary Words and Meaning - Party Government - Potential worldwide impact of a Sino-American war - Program 863 (Chinese government project to develop post-nuclear superweapons including killer nanites) - principal asylum applicants - Privileges and immunities abuse - R: Royal Government of the National Union of Cambodia (known by French acronym GRUNK) - Rugged Individualism - History of Religion in schools (court dates and outcome of hearings) - S: South American Presidents - Suez Conference - Stanford v. Kentucky - T: Tim Osman (google to see who that person is known as internationally) - Trans Atlantic Aerospace Agreement [5] - U: United States Aid to Pakistan - W: Westphalianism

International

A: African and Malagasy Union (Brazzaville Group) - Assembly of European Regions - Australia House, London The Australian High Commission (diplomatic mission) in the UK. Historical building located on The Strand, London. - B: Balkanism - Bikeshed http://www.unixguide.net/freebsd/faq/16.19.shtml - C: Child Poverty - Chinese colonization of Tibet - Coercive Diplomacy - Comity Clause of the U.S. Constitution - Commitment to Development Index - Committee of 300 - Comparative Institutionalsim - compradors - Developmental authoritarianism P: John Prendergast Diplomatic Passport

J. ann Tickner: Gender in International Relations

National

#: 5th October 2000 Revolution in Serbia - A: Abalone Alliance (West coast movement related to Clamshell Alliance) - B: Banana Wara - Belgian nobility - Budget Affairs Commission - of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of China - C: Chamberlain Case, The (Australia, started 1982) - Civilian Power - Cobell Litigation (US) - Constructive Engagement- Policy Reagan took towards South Africa's Black oppression during the 1980's. - D: David M. Barrett - David Elliott Ritch (Cayman Islands) - E: Emergency AIDS Bill [6] - F: Federales (Mexican police/paramilitary force) - Fictional Chief Justices of the United States - FirstGov.org - G: Government by assassination (Japan 1930s) - H: I: Immigration in Egypt - Indiana Federation of College Republicans - indirect initiative - Integral Nationalism - Internal Leadership (or if loan word "Innere Führung"), a fairly new system in chain of command governance being implemented unique to the German military, references; [7] [8] [9] [10] - J: James Goodby, chief negotiator for nuclear threat reduction agreements (the Nunn-Lugar program) - Jury Duty - Japan-U.S. Security Treaty K: Kelly Ayotte - L: Little Bohemia - Lyle Hillyard - M: Matt Goldblatt (Rochester political force) - Midterm Elections - Monopoly Capitalism - Moon-Mars Initiative - N: National Security Letter(s) - Nevada Gaming Commission - O: Oregon v. Mitchell - P: Partai Reformasi Tionghoa Indonesia - Peacebuilding Commission - PhotoStamps.com - Prawn cocktail offensive - President's Commission on Obscenity and Pornography (1968-1970 forerunner of Attorney General's Commission on Pornography) - Presidential signing statements - See: A strategy for more executive power -- compliments of Alito - R: Ricardo Granda - Robert K. Killian - Ronald Chen (NJ Public Advocate) - S: Statute for Religious Freedom - Strategic adjustment - Strategic culture - Sacco and Vanzetti - T: Ted Sampley - Theo-political - Theories on The Legality of The United States Income Tax System - TVA v. Hill (see: snail darter) - U: United States 2008 Election - United States Election audits and electoral fraud - United States Midterm elections, 2006 (concise combination of US House, Senate, & Gov election) - W: William Warren Conolly (Cayman Islands) - Williamson v. Lee Optical - World Leaders-Head of Country EVERY Country & Political System 2005 Titles - Dr Wolfgang Gerhard Guenter Ebel

Members of the U.S. Congress

Alfonso E. Lenhardt - Brian D. Kerns - David D. Phelps - Felix J. Grucci, Jr. - Gary Lee Sisco - George W. Gekas - James H. Maloney - James V. Hansen - James W. Ziglar - Jeff Trandahl - Jeri Thomson - John Cooksey - John J. Rhodes - Lloyd John Ogilvie - Martin Heller - Robert A. Borski - Ronnie Shows - Stephen Horn - William J. Coyne

Local

Albion Nation - Colorado River Interstate Compact - District council - Free State of San Francisco (political movement) - Gölök Z. L. F. Buday - Homeowner's associations - Interstate Driver’s License Compact - Jimmy Griffin (former mayor of Buffalo, New York) - Policy Commissioner - Purpose of city/county governments - Senator Derek Schmidt - Virg Bernero

Historical

1982 Debt Crisis - 5th October 2000 Revolution in Serbia - Conference on Children and Youth (WFMH) - Expert Committee on Questions of Population and Racial Policy (Third Reich, Germany, 1933) - Federal Ministry of Family, Youth and Health (Germany) - Law for the Prevention of Genetically Diseased Offspring (Third Reich, Germany, January 1, 1934) - Nazi Anti-Flag Desecration Law - Petrograd Soviet - Universal Service Fund - [(TIT SIMEDREA: Archbishop of Bukovina, Bishop:Targovista; WWII interceder with Antonescu for end to deporations and killings}] - De facto segregation - Absentee Property Law of 1950 (Israel) -

Human Rights

If removing a country-specific human rights article from this list please ensure that it is listed at Human_rights#Country-specific_articles

Organizations

A Connecticut Party - Ana Dolidze-young and influential Georgian human rights activist.Current president of the Georgian Young Lawyers' Association, largest and influential Georgian NGO - Animal Defenders International - Association for Chrisman Excellence - A high school club in William Chrisman High School - Independence, Missouri made to serve the community. - Dictionary Society of North America - GOW Clan - Transportation Safety Institute - World Beyond Borders

Journals

Indiana Magazine of History - Journal of the Early Republic - Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era - Pacific Historical Review - Western Historical Quarterly - William and Mary Quarterly

NGOs

AMICC (American NGO Coalition for the International Criminal Court) [11] - The Black Star Project [12] - CONCERN worldwide - Emergency drought relief organization in sub-Saharan Africa - Employment Policy Foundation - Foundation Center - German Association of Psychiatry - German Research Institute of Psychiatry - German Society for Rassenhygiene (1930s) - ICYE International Cultural Youth Exchange www.icye.org - IJM International Justice Mission - Illuminanti - Jason Czop - Joint Action Group on Gender Equality - Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala - Roundabout PlayPumps - Third World Network - Tibetan Youth Congress - Ulster Liberation Army - UNA-USA (United Nations Association of the United States of America) [13] - Women's Commission For Refugee Women and Children - www.roundabout.co.za

Political Science

[Amin Saikal] noted professor of Middle Eastern studies) Ranney Index- Political competition indeces - Best Available Science - Crowned Republic - Horizontal inequality - Human Security Report [14] - Iris Marion Young - JAKIM (Malaysian Islamic Development Department) - Kal Holsti - Monterrey consensus - None Dare Call it Conspiracy - Obschina (in regards to Marxism and Communism) - The Orange Party - Orange Anarchism / Festivalism - Political marketing - political opposition - post-Marxism - sovereign order - Sympathy vote - nation branding - ontological materialism - ethical materialism - Anarchism in Mexico - Brandtland commission

Treaty / Agreement

Gaza-Jericho Agreement (agreement between Palestinians and Israel)

Current Lieutenant governors (US)

Barbara Lawton (Wisconsin) - Jack Dalrymple (North Dakota) - James E. Risch (Idaho) - Jane E. Norton (Colorado) - John Cherry (US politician) (Michigan) - Sally Pederson (Iowa)

History

Anthony Jansen van Salee

Early Dutch Muslim settler in New Amsterdam (New York.) Looking for more complete information on him.

History of science

Book of Nature - Can anyone point me to where I can see a time line of human history from Earliest Humanoid known to modern times. One that reflects all known branches of of Modern Humans all over the world? Listing of major events, etc. Thanks.

Justicar

Justicar is a title without a definition, it seems to be some sort of representative of the King.

Roman History

Roman decadance

The extent to which Roman citizens and indigenous folks in the pagan lands of Gaul and Britain mixed, adopted each other's cultural practices, produced a new, hybrid culture~

Benedictine reform/revival (in Anglo-Saxon England) - Cardinal date - Period of Disunity in Chinese history - Ornithomancy, divination based ont the flight of birds. - Cursus Honorem

The political system in which Roman leaders had to be of a certain age to hold political offices; they must have also held the preceeding office in order to advance to the next higher office.

Ancient Egyptian history

Ancient Egyptian eating and drinking

7th Century

Rothari's edict

8th Century

Tri Yin Yang, One of many symbols that represent the sun, and balance that is always in motion...

11th Century

Many articles refer to this person, but he doesn't have an article of his own.

12th Century

Walter Tirel

The events of and around William II death and what happened to Walter Tirel.

14th Century

Reniassance Reformation

The Reiassance Reformation and what religion it reformed.

Declaration of Abroath

15th Century

What were the perils of sea travel in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries for the 'professional' sailor? (The Age of Exploration.) For example, navigation and navigational tools, weather conditions, food and health.

Also, Philip II and the Cause of Militant Catholicism.

16th Century

Collectanea Satis Copiosa - Motecuzoma II

17th Century

Henry Wriothesly (third Earl of Southampton) - Isaak de Luca (connected with the establishment of coffee houses in Vienna around late 1600 to early 1700) - Restoration of Independence (Portugal) - Valentine Hollingsworth (colonial America) - Wenro (Native American tribe conquered and assimilated by the Seneca) - Great Puritan Migration

18th Century

Romantic Education - Colonial American Education - José Antonio Galán, leader of the "Comuneros" peasant movement in 17th century Colombia - Manumission Society - Life of a common soldier - maria theresa of austria - Ignacio de San Caetano - Henry Benjamin Hanbury Beaufoy (1786-1851) - accompanied James Sadler on a balloon ascent in August 29, 1811. Took scientific reads with his watch, a themometer etc. Published his diary kept on the flight the same year. His scrapbook comprised of newspaper clippings and broadsheets on balloon ascents "Aerostation" is in the rare book holdings at Princeton.

Was there really a Queen Jane, cousin to Edward VI, preceeding "Bloody Mary," or was this just a made-up Hollywood story?

See Jane of England Rhion 14:48, 5 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

sap roller

Columbian Exchange of animals, plants, peoples, and diseases between Europe and the New World

19th Century

George Clmenceau AND WORLD WAR I - Baldknobbers, Vigilantes of the Ozarks - Era of Good Stealings - Old Republican Party - History of electricity - Melun Act of 1851 - Nashville Convention - Ten percent plan - The Treaty of New Echota December 29, 1835 - Treaty of Pontotoc - Foreign Assistance Act of 1962, STRAT2 1993 "Five Glorious Days" - John Anthony Collins: "17th cent. irish "socialist"? Organic work - Civil Code of 1898 - Annexation of Oregon Public Health Act 1875 - why was it passed? French Socialism before the Paris Commune of 1871 - who was involved, what were the main ideas and how much support was there? - Liberal Revolution of Oporto -

20th Century

Clinton's Draft Avoidance - include his lottery numbers, ROTC participation, etc. -

Harbo and Samuelson-- Two oystermen who rowed from New York to France in the early 1900's. Subjects of a folk song, as well

The Plostina Tragedy -- The National Cultural Memorial of Plostina was built in 1975 in remembrance of the wood clearing inhabitants of the Plostina settlement in the district of Zlin, Moravia Czechoslovakia. During World War Two on April 9, 1945 the inhabitants of Plostina were murdered by members of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich and the settlement was burnt to the ground in retaliation for Plostina inhabitants supporting partisan activities. A chapel exists on the site listing the names of the victims of this horrific event and additionally an exposition installed in one of the local houses has been dedicated to the history of the anti-fascist resistance movement in the district of Zlin. Aside from these scant details, a more thorough historical background of people and events leading up to and including this tragedy would be greatly appreciated.

21st Century

Butcher of Hanover - CIA Drug Trafficking - Destroyer-Base Deal - Geodetic Airframe Construction - History of WW2 Detention Camps in India - human-powered flight across the English Channel, 1980 - Journalism during WWII - Malinta Tunnel (Philippine base of operations during WWII) - Normand Bethune - Nuremburg Tribunal - Patriarch Nicodim - Paulskirche Movement - Tiananmen Square Incident (is this different than Tiananmen Square protests of 1989?) - Turkish Guest Workers - Williams v. Mississippi (Supreme Court Case)

This date in recent years -- Many recent dates need current events added / articles started. See the "This date in recent years" box on January 1 for an example. Note redlinking on 2006. Probably a lot in late 2005 that need help too.

African history

See Wikipedia:List of Africa topics Cuban involvement in Africa
- the new country of aratrea

African-American history

Historians

A: Abbé Brizard - 'Ali 'Abd al-Raziq - Andre Thevet (Frère André Thévet, 1516-1590, Grand voyageur, Cosmographe royal et Auteur échevelé) - Archinov - Arno Borst - B: Bartholomew of Lucca (also known as Tolomeo da Lucca) - C: Carlton J. H. Hayes - Chester G. Starr (ancient Greek history) - Constance Classen (author of "Worlds of Sense" and "Aroma") - D: Dom Pezron (Benedictine monk from Brittany) - E: Edmond Faral - Erna Hackenberg - Ernest Labrousse - F: Felshtinsky, Yury (author of the books "FSB: Blowing Up Russia" and "LPG, the Lubyanka Criminal Group") - G: Gilbert Chinard - H: Hans Matter - Heleen Sancisi-Weerdenburg - Herbert Schöffler - J: John Boardman (historian) the Byzantine historian - Joseph Barre - K: Kenneth Sisam - L: Laweman - Leonard Schapiro - M: Marc Gilbert - Metreveli Roin - Moet de la Forte-Maison - O: Olwen Hufton - Oscar Handlin (author of The Uprooted, among many other books) - P: Paul Buhle - R: R. Douglas Cope - Richard Verstegen - S: Stephen Koss - T: Tony Judt - V: Vasily Krukovsky - W: Walter Licht

Genealogy & Genealogists

Bradley Wogsland

General and unsorted

Needle Park, Zurich Switzerland A# Native American trans-oceanic voyages American Indians' travels throughout the ancient world #: 1904 Date System - 21st century societal chaos in Africa - 5th October 2000 Revolution in Serbia - A: Anglo-French rivalry - Antiking - Asiatic Registration Act - B: bezprizorni (wandering street children of 1917 Russian revolution) - Bloody June Days - Budek, Polish Priest, Krakow Riots 1407 - C: Caerlanrig and James V of Scotland - Cannons of Construction - Constructive Engagement Policy - Conversion of Iceland - Convict Labor - Convict Leasing - customs racketeering (1770's) - D: Damage Control (News) - De Scandalis Magnatum - E: Early feminist views on abortion (Someone has been inserting the abortion controversy into articles such as Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. At this point it would be better to give the issue an article of its own.) - Eastern Establishment - Elizabeth Hayward - Ethnohistory - European Expansion from the 1400's through the 1700's - Exchange of Minorities between Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey (1912-1928) - F: Fanciullacci - Feoff system - Fern?n P?rez de Andrade - Franco-British Union (a proposed union in 1940) - Free Kashmir Movement - G: Gaitan, Jorge - Gertrude Mukangango - Greek Holocaust or Minor Asia Catastrophe - Groltzius - H: Harrison Antinarcotic Act - Henry Trendley Dean (1893-1962, pioneer fluoridationist) - History of Indian influence on Southeast Asia - History of Saying Thank You - History of Yokohama, Japan - Howard (1066) pre-1066 Germanic Origins [Huguard ?] - J: Jean Ren? Sigault - Joseph Gauderique Aymerich - K: Kalmar Agreement, 1397 - Kenneth Trentadue - Kingdom of England and Wales - Kings of Granada - Kotynos - The olive wreath crown that were worn by Roman emperors and given to winners of the Olympics. - L: Ladies National League - Laurel wreath - Long hunter [15] - M: Maria Kisito - Mark Mazower - Mary Draper - Mediobarbus - Metallurgy during the Industrial Revolution - Minyue Kingdom - N: Native American Tribal Termination - Nebuchadnezzer Chronicle - Necropolitics - Nihonmachi (Japan towns) in the 17th Century - P: Peking To Paris Rally, 1907 [16] - Persecution of Communists and Socialists during the Holocaust - Phelamanga - Pioneers of the Western Frontier 1860-1890 - Political instability in modern Africa - Political Mythology - Post Office Occupation - Pre-colonial Indonesia - Q: Quataert, Donald - R: Red Serbs - Reich Law Gazette - Rise of modern states - S: Scottish Reformation - Scramble for Concessions - Stele of Vultures - Submarine Pens - T: Thormodus Torfaeus the author of "the Orcades", Copenhagen,1715 - Trade between India and the Greco-Roman World - Treaty of Long Island - The Treaty of Turin - Turkish Spy, The - Two power standard [17] - U: Unit 1855 - Unit 2646 - Unit 8604 - Unit 9420 - W: White Serbs - Y: Yanone

Historic places

Armenian Apostolic Church , Armenia Church built by The Apostols of Jesus in Armenia. - City of Laurelwood (Laurelwood, Oregon) - Fairmount Boulevard Historic District (Cleveland Heights, Ohio) - Fort de Chicago - Hollenden Hotel (Cleveland, Ohio) - List of tallest lighthouses in the United States - Litzmannstadt Ghetto (Lodz, Poland) - Lux Hotel - Mission of the Guardian Angel - Nilov Monastery (Russia, Stolbnyi Island) - Park Synagogue (Cleveland, Ohio) - Pattala - Rimanov, Slovakia - Samuel Building (Cleveland, Ohio) - San Diego history - Takht-i-Soleiman (Iran, Armenia). - Llancaich Fawr. Wales. Haunted House Sparrow's Point, Maryland - Whittington Castle - Shropshire, England, once belonged to Fulk Fitz Waryn, possibly the "real" Robin Hood

Historic individuals

Camille Jullian - Davey Crockett - Earl of Denby - Francisco Atanasio Domínguez (See http://en.wikipedia.org/enwiki/w/index.php?title=Padre_Bay) - Hudson Austin (Revolutionary in Grenada) - John of Gorze (diplomat under Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor, later a monastic reformer) - Juvenal Uwilingiyimana, former Rwandan politican, wanted for crimes against humanity - Menachem Mendel of Rimanov (18th century rabbi) - Njinga Nbandi (An African Queen who lived in the early 1600's in what is now Angola. She fought to protect her constituents from Portuguese slave catchers.) - William I de la Roche (Grand Duke of Athens, 1280) - William J. Kraus (Attorney and Businessman, Cleveland, OH 1913-2004)

Military / Military History

A: Acronym Institute - Am Spiegelgrund clinic - Nazi Psychiatric Hospital in Vienna where thousands of adults and children deemed mentally or physically unfit where experimented on and euthanized. More information desired. - Army Airborne School - B: Baionetta (Italian Corvette) The Banana Wars - Battle of the Green Line - Black Reconnaissance - Bombing of Osaka in World War II - Brecourt Manor - C: Celebrities who served in WWII - Colonel de Bange the splendidly-named inventor of a 90mm cannon - Conspicuous Service Cross (For Francis P. Duffy article) - E: Emplacement - F: Five inch Friday - Flintlock 2005 - G: Gendermarie - Gendermarie - General Service Unit - Kenyan special forces - H: Hitler's Directives - HMS Badger - HMS Duncan(1858) - Holocaust slave labor - Holocaust slave labor litigation - Hotwash - History of the French Army - I: IMDEX - J: Jasenovic - Yugoslavian death camp during WWII - K: Kenneth Bowra - Kesig - Mongolian bodyguard unit of the Yuan Dynasty - Khiem Thao - L: L'union sacrée - Little Brown Bears- Cuban militants at the turn of the 19th century. M: Maschke Commission (set up to determine the fate of German WWII POWs) - Military Air Transport Service - Military linguistics - Military sociology - N: Nazi uniforms - Nuclear monopoly - Nudelmann - O: Ordnance Department - A United States federal government department created during (or around) the - P: Political warfare - Post-Apocalyptic Scenarios - Poverty Draft - Presentation of the Flag (as in military fueral rites) - Q: Quadrennial Defense Review - U.S. military comprehensive report on their forces and readiness, published every 4 years - R: Recognized Air Picture - Reverse Lend-Lease (during WW2) - Rex (dog) - Bomb-sniffing dog utilized during the - Rumeli Fortress - Istanbul - S: Sendlingen Christmas Murders - Shock Army - Sinchon massacre - Smart acquisition - Southern Claims Commission - United States Civil War - Soviet South Army Group Based in Hungary during the Cold War. Last commander a General Bulukov? (sic) - Space A Travel - Special Air Mobile Force Group - STRATUS IVY - Swiss phalanx - T: Tactics of the Roman century in combat - Task Force 626 - U: United Nations Partisan Forces Korea - W: Werner Fürbringer First World War U-Boat commander, nicknamed Fips - Women in the military - Z: Zhang Xianzhong - rebel of the late Ming Dynasty

Conflicts

Alipore Bomb conspiracy or Alipore Bomb case - Baloch Liberation Army - Diametrically Opposed - Direct Order - Ethiopian Civil War(1974-1991}- List of French wars - Operation Airborne Dragon - Operation BLUEBAT - Operation Iron Balance - Operation Marlborough - Operation Meghdoot - Operation Menu - the secret bombing of cambodia by President Nixon which led to his downfall - Operation Zet - Operational Environment - Philippine Scout Mutiny - Battle of Ramree Island - Revolutionary Guards - russian elite military. Is this another name for the Red Guards (Russia)? - Shingle Street the (failed) invasion of Britain in august 1940 - Standing Consultative Commission set up by the Anti-Ballitsic Missile Treaty, or Strategic Arms Limitations (SALT) as a means to adjudicate disputes between the US and the USSR during the cold war

Yugoslav Wars

5th October 2000 Revolution in Serbia - Borislav Herak (didn't he plead guilty?) - Macedonian War - September 11th - Patriots Day

North American/U.S.-Indian Wars

Enganche Labour System - Gila Expedition (1857) - Kiowa-Comanche War (1860) - Klamath and Salmon Indian Wars (1855) - Las Cuevas War (1875) - Osage Indian War (1837) - Pecos Expedition (1859) - Pitt River Expedition (1850) - Red River Expedition of 1806 (1806) - Sabine Expedition (1806) - Sabine-Southwestern War (1836–1837) - Sheepeater Indian War (1879) - Snake River War (1855) - Spirit Lake Massacre (1857) ~ - Spokane-Coeur d'Alene-Paloos War (1858)

US Military- Assaination of Pakistan's President Zia, also killed Brig. General Herbert M. Wassom and Ambassator Raphel

Espionage & Intelligence

Camp 020 (Merrie England's information-extraction shop, later Latchmere House prison[18][19][20][21]) - Captain Whitey Mack USN Commander of the USS Lapon, first commander to trail a Soviet Yankee class sub, collected vital intel - Charles Edward Radford, JCS "spy" on Nixon White House, Yreoman - Clandestine operations (Military or political activities that are secret and disguised. See covert operations) - Maltese American Foundation - Maskirova [22] (the correct Russian word is "maskirovka") - Osprey-4, a joint service military intelligence operation from the early 1960's till about 1984

Transmission sites of Omega Navigation System

Omega transmitter Bratland in Bratland, Norway - Omega transmitter Kaneohe in Kaneohe, Hawaii - Omega Transmitter La Moure in La Moure, South Dakota - Omega Transmitter Plaine Chabrier in Reunion - Omega Transmitter Shushi-Wan in Shushi-Wan, Japan

Battles

Battle of Atbara - Battle of Belgorod - Battle of Belorussia - Battle of Breakneck Ridge - Battle of Chernikov-Poltava - Battle of Dingjunshan - Battle of Königsberg - Battle of Longarone - Battle of Lvov-Sandomir - Battle of Pinjarra - Battle of Pryor Creek - perhaps also called - Battle of Signal Hill- Last battle of the Seven Years War - Battle of Smolensk (1943) - Battle of the Baltic (1944) - Battle of the Crimea (1944) - Battle of the Lower Dnieper - Battle of Voronezh (1943) - Battle of West Ukraine (1941) - Battle of West Ukraine (1944) - Battle of White Stone Hill - Fourth Battle of Kharkov - Siege of Budapest (1944-45) - St. Mere Eglise - Union General - Battle of Vafankou (?); 1904 jun 15 in russo-japanese war -

Weaponry

Cyclone class patrol ship - Edward N. Hall (director of Minuteman ICBM program) - EMP nuke - Japanese Swordsmith Association - Kaskara - Sword used by Sudanese against British rifles - La Page Gun (Anti-Aircraft gun mentioned in Catch 22) - (comment - it's a joke. The gun is 'lepage', after the maker of glue sticks. It never existed.) - Spike Bayonet - Straightsword - Ya - a Japanese arrow - Organ Gun- A multibarrelled Cannon, used in Colonial era.

Anything redlinked from list of firearms

Defunct United States military academies

Other

Army Reserve Officer Training Corps - Ethnic Groups In The Confederate Army - Polo Step - Weaknesses And Strengths Of The Confederate Army - Weaknesses And Strengths Of The Union Army

Linguistics

A: Abstract Humor - Actancy - C: Carleton Taylor Hodge - Cohort model - Common latin terms - Complete list of English swearwords - Converb - D: DARPAbet - Diathesis - E: epistemic commitment - F: Feature geometry - François Recanati - H: Hysterica passio - I: Implicative "we" - Interfix - Interrogatives in Ido - J: Joint Incrementation - M: Mantaro Hashimoto - Morphophonemic Alternations - P: Paisachi - Piaget's theory of language development - Pierre Maillard (c1710-1762)[23], with attention to - prison slang - provection - R: Relevance Theory - S: Scrambling language - Semantic saturation - Spirantization (a lenition process) - T: Talmy Givon - Textual Analysis (should be linked to content analysis) - TRACE - type of writing - W: Word-recognition - Wrathful Dispersion - Y: Yule's K

Idiom

australian icons - carve the joint - coin the term - donet rat [24] - dresden doll - et wot - furry tooth - hat tip - hey snapperhead - let the sun creep on you - linguistic pet peeves - on the pipe - ongliding - "oriented" v. "orientated" - panagrams - slap mah fro! - structural linguistics - waxing philosophical - when the glass falls low - where zero meets fifteen

Argot

Fala dos arxinas (Verbo dos arginas) - Gacería - Mascuence - Moleste - Schmilblik - Xíriga

Languages

B: Beghilos (special version of latin alphabet) - C: Chaldean Alphabet - Chinese Profanity - E: English Slang-Terms not found in a dictionary that are used commonly throughout the english speaking world - F: Fey (Language) - G: Gibson Code - Got(h)landic - J: JLRT (Japanese Business Proficiency Test conducted by JETRO) - K: Kikerewe - L: Languages of Angola - Languages of Cameroon - Languages of Ghana - Languages of Nigeria - Languages of Sudan - Languages of Tanzania - Languages of Togo - Languages of Zimbabwe - List of unregulated languages - List of Zapotec languages - M: Mediaglyph - O: Ocracoke dialect - P: Pham Xuan Thai Vietnamese linguist, creator of the Lingua sistemfrater - S: Shabaki language Language spoken by Shabakis in Iraq - Shha (the Cyrillic character whose lowercase looks exactly like an English lowercase h and whose uppercase looks ALMOST like one. (There's an article on it in the Japanese Wikipedia.)) - Snapshack (Growing collection of slang used by students at the California Institute of Technology) - Sudre François French linguist, creator of the Langue musicale universelle and owner of a patent named "téléphonie", word created for his invention, a curiosity of the modern vocabulary - T: Toki Pona dictionary - Translation Theory - U: Unilingua - Untranslatable phrases - Z: Zapoteco language (an indigenous language of Mexico, approx. 400,000 speakers)

Lexicography

Asheninka - Gölök Z. L. F. Buday, who could not deny his involvement in the political arena despite the fact he is more philosophical and comedic in nature. It could be used to describe many who occured before the time of this term's coining. - John Simpson (Lexicographer) - Six links rule (see discussion on Dictionary article) - Tsetsêhestâhese

People

#: 13twelve - A: Abdelmalek Sayad - Alice Crimmins - Alice Kober - Akamatsu Mitsusuke-http://www.samurai-archives.com/mitsusuke.html - Andrew Martinez UC Berkeley student who attended all classes nude. aka "the naked guy" - B: Baruch Vladeck - Béla Kiraly Commander, Hungarian National Guard - Ben Waxman (political activist and writer, student at Juniata College) - Billy Talen (aka Reverend Billy, leader of the Church of Stop Shopping) - C: Calvin H. Goddard (Pioneer in forensic science, specifically bullet identification) - D: David Finkelhor Sexuality researcher. - E: Edmund Perry 17 year old black honors student who was killed after allegedly mugging a police officer. - Elvia Alvarado Labor organizer amongst poor Houndourans, co-author of a book about her life "Don't Be Afraid Gringo" in 1987 - Eustace Conway The last American man. Creator of the Turtle Island Reservation. - F: Francisco Bulnes - G: Genene Jones nurse and child serial killer - H: Herbert Anaya - Hernan Bermudez (Current ambassador of Honduras to the UK (?)) - J: Jacques de Baerze (12th century Flanders wood carver/scuptor) - Jeff Getty - AIDS activist and first person with AIDS to receive a transplant in 1995. - John Jeremiah Johnston legendary mountainman - Jiri Levy (Czech translation theorist) - John Kizon Perth, Western Australia (organized crime) figure. Convicted for Heroin + Gambling etc. - John Willke - Jörg Syrlin the Elder (13th century wood carver, worked on stalls at Ulm Munster) - Joseph Coors III, -ultraconservative beer baron. June Fisher- Retired occupational medicine physician in the San Francisco Bay Area; current occupational health and safety activist; and founder and leader of TDICT. - K: Kody Scott aka "Monster" (former Crips gang member, author of an autobiography) - Kropotnik - L: Lemhi Shoshone Native American tribe in Idaho, Sacajawea's native tribe - http://www.lemhi-shoshone.com/ - Letitia Baldrige (social secretary to the Kennedy White House; etiquette author) - List of unusually tall men - M: Mark Kendall (Inventor of the clamp) - Monte Melkonian (Armenian-American soldier and terrorist) - N: Nick Land (Philosopher, writer) - O: Our Lady of the Wayside (Patron Saint of California) - P: Piotr Saburov (1835-1918) Russsian diplomat, ambassador to Berlin - Prior Silkstede Prior of Winchester Cathedral during 1500's - R: Ray Krone (Anti-death penalty activist who spent years on death row before being acquitted of all charges) - Ray Raphael (Author of Edges) [25] - Robin Ashton (ex-Deputy Director of the Executive Office for US Attorneys, now working for Leahy's investigations.) - S: Scott Krueger(MIT frat brother died from over consumption of alchohol, brought fraternities under scrutiny) - T: Tomy Schoenfeld Israeli Columbia University student featured in the film "Columbia Unbecoming" - V: vivekenanda (Philosopher) [26] - W: William Bright (linguist; co-author of The World's Writing Systems. ISBN 0195079930) - Z: Zefrank

Historical figures

Sergei Sazonov...Russian foreign minister at WWI's outbreak, wanted war with Austria for years. - Ute Warren Perkins...one of the top 100 settlers of Southern Nevada. - José hobday...Franciscan Nun that writes and gives lectures on Catholic and Native American Spiritual beliefs. - The Blessed Mary McKillop...Undergoing canonization. Australian nun that campaigned for children's education and such in the 19th century. - Father Nelson Baker...Buffalo-area (NY) Catholic priest currently being considered by the Vatican for canonization. - Erhan Eker (May 2001, - Reformist action leader, Turkey) - George Joannides (July 1922 - March 1990, former CIA Agent [27], and a character in Kennedy assassination theories. Recently the subject of a dispute in federal court over unreleased CIA records pertaining to his activities as chief of the Psychological Warfare branch for the CIA's station in Miami. [28]) - John O'Neill (Leader of the Fenian raids against Canada) - Jon Sobrino...Jesuit priest. Liberation theologian at University of Central America (UCA). - John Dwyer (March 4, 1856 - February 1, 1934) English-born Australian labor activist, a leader of Sydney's Active Service Brigade. PhD Thesis on him:[29] - Charietto Ancient Celtic bounty hunter. Would assinate Germans. Worked for the Romans. Helped defeat the Franks. - Abraham Enloe Supposed real genetic father of Abraham Lincoln - William Boteler - Major General for Cromwell during the Protectorate - Reverend Richard Preston Founded the African United Baptist Association, important Black Canadian - Hendrik III van Montfoort Duke of Montfoort, or the decendent of one - Wayne Cryts - Missouri farmer who challenged federal bankruptcy law and fought for private property after losing his soybean crop to a bankrupt storage facility c. 1980. - Robert J. Myers (Social Security Administration Chief Actuary 1947 - 1970)

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

Nogi Maresuce japanese general, 19. century.

1998 U.S. embassy bombings conspirators

Adel Mohanned Abdul Almagid Bary, - Ahmed Mohammed Hamed Ali, - Ibrahim Hussein Abdel Hadi Eidarous, - Khalid al Fawwaz - Mohamed Rashed Daoud Al-Owhali, - Mohammed Odeh, Khalfan Khamis Mohamed, - Muhsin Musa Atwalli Atwa, - Sheik Ahmed Salim Swedan,

Cabinet secretaries (Former U.S.)

Lunar Crater Eponyms

A: Abul al-Hasan ben Ahmad - Aharon Katzir-Katchalsky - Al-Marrakushi - Anders Severin Donner - Andre Couder - Arnold Kohlschütter - Arnoldo Faustini - B: Bernard Walter (Walther) - C: Carl Östen Emanuel Bergstrand - Casimir Marie Gaudibert - Charles Wesley Elmer - Christian August Hausen - Christian Gärtner - Christian Thomas Elvey - Christoph Arnold - Clarence Augustus Chant - Cleostratus - Colin Stanley Gum - D: Daniel Barbier - Daniel Chalonge - E: Eduard Heis - Edward Skinner King - Edwin Francis Carpenter - Ernest Debes - F: Felix De Roy - Ferdinand Ellerman - Francis Gano Benedict - Friedrich Hayn - Friedrich Karl Ginzel - G: Gabir Ben Aflah - Georg Christoph Eimmart - Georg Samuel Doerfel - George Cary Comstock - Georges Furner - Giovanni Cassegrain - Giovanni Valentino Mattia Fabbroni - Gottfried Heinsius - Gottfried Kirch - Grigory Moiseevich Kramarov - H: Hans Fisher - Harlan James Smith - Harold Knox-Shaw - Hendrik Anton Kramers - Hermann Ganswindt - Hermann Joseph Klein - Hugo Hans Ritter von Seeliger - I: Igor V. Belkovich - Imre Izsak - J: Jacob Robert Emden - Jacques de Billy - Jean Dufay - Jean Felix Gambart - Jeff Gropper - Joel Shamel Alexander Rogers - Johann Holetschek - Johann Hommel - Johann Karl Burckhardt - Johann Kies - Johann Matthias Hase - Johann Tobias Bürg - John Howard Dellinger - John Stuart Foster - Josef Hopmann - Joseph Bienaime Caventou - Josiah Edward Spurr - Jules Alfred Pierrot Deseilligny - Julius Bart - Julius Bartels - K: Kirill Pavlovich Florensky - Kurt Heinrich Debus - M: Marc-Auguste Pictet - Martin van den Hove - Mary Beth Norton - Maurice Darney - Mervyn Archdall Ellison - N: Nicholas Erasmus Golovin - Nikolai N. Artamonov - P: Palon Heinrich Ludwig von Boguslawsky - Paolo Casati - Paul Guthnick - Peder Horrebow - Peter Crüger - Peter Hédervári - Philipp Johann Heinrich Fauth - Pierre Herigone - Priscilla Fairfield Bok - R: Richard Dunthorne - Robert Curry Cameron - Roy Healy - T: Theodore Maximillian Bilharz - Thomas Hornsby - Thomas Logie McDonald - V: Vladimir Artemyev - W: Walter Grotrian - Werner Kolhörster - Wladimir Wáclav Heinrich -
Note: See the NASA Lunar Atlas for Crater nomenclature.

Lunar Geologic Feature Eponyms

Albert Oppel - Amadeus William Grabau - Pierre-Marie Termier - Sainte-Claire Charles Deville -
Note: See the NASA Lunar Atlas for Feature nomenclature.

Miscellaneous

A: Abdi İpekçi - Admiral Edward Hughes - Aiven "The Great" Andrians Famous U.S. Political Party Leader. (HARP) - akhbar, might be a Arabic document that deals with certain event in early Middle Eastern history. - B: Bart Huges (the founder of the New World Trepanation) - Bertrand Denis d' Ogeron de la Bouere (French-Caribbean adventurer) - Bernard Second (Apache singer of ceremonies and multigendered man) - Bridget "Bride" Fitzpatrick (crew member aboard the SS Caribou when it sank) - C: Cheif Tammany - Chevalier de la Luzerne - D: Dandemis, "Do not condemn the judgement of another because it differs from your own. You may both be wrong." - Daniel Payseur (U.S. Financier, Son of Louie the XIV and Marie Antoinette) - David Hansemann - David Philipson (Important American Jewish Rabbi, antizionist) - Death Valley Scotty - Dima Yurasov (Soviet independent historian) - E: Edward Paisnel ("Beast of Jersey" - British serial rapist) - Eugene Grace (CEO of Bethlehem Steel) - Eugene Sanger (German Rocket Scientist) - F: Figarella (Venezuelan General, Commander-in-Chief of Army 1974-1975, descendant of Antonio Jose de Sucre) - Francisco Bulnes - Franczek Piper - G: George Coker, Lt. (Vietnam POW, featured in documentary "Hearts and Minds") - Guzman Blanco (Venezuelan dictator, 1880-1890) - H: Hartman Chester (Urban Planner, former president of the Poverty and Race Research Action Council) - J: Jean Clemens (daughter of Mark Twain) - Jean-Christophe Napoléon - Jeanette Enmanuel Tejada (businesswoman, botanist and candidate of Perú Possible party for 2006 Peruvian presidential election) - John Swinton, the former Chief of Staff at the New York Times, known as "The Dean of His Profession," who famously toasted the New York Press Club: "What folly is this toasting an independent press. We are the tools and vassals of the rich men behind the scenes ... We are intellectual prostitutes." - Juan Manuel (Venezuelan General, Commander-in-Chief of Army 1974-1975, descendant of Antonio Jose de Sucre) - M: Madame Montour and Andrew Montour - Medieval Economy - Robert McDonough <A href="http://www.xanga.com/donutrex">The Donut King</A>N: - Nomi, Toshitaka (linked blood typing to personality characteristics in Japan) - Nusaybah (saved the life of Muhammad) - N: Nikolai Nikolayevitch (Grand Duke in Russia during the time of the revolutions, was being considered as potential dictator after the Revolution of 1905, but when he threatened to shoot himself in front of the tsar if the tsar made him dictator, the tsar decided to go with a constitution for the people of Russia instead of a dictatorship and issued the October Manifesto)

O: Orion Mountain Dreamer (native american? chief? wrote poem "the invitation") - Opal Whiteley (child nature writer from the 1920s) - P: Peg Luksik - Peter Llewellyn-Davies - Pietro Fedele (minister in Italian government under Mussolini) - Q: Queen Isabella of Bavaria - R: Rafael Sanzio - Raoul Wüthrich - both Swiss and American citizen, boy who was 11-year-old when imprisoned, charged for incest [30] - Romasanta, Manuel - 19th Century Spanish Serial Killer who claimed to be a werewolf. A travelling Soap merchant, he was believed to have killed over 15 people. His defense was that he was a lycanthrope. Ruthann Aron - politician, convicted murder-for-hire conspirator - S: Sahok The Great - Sara Elizabeth Young - Sucre Figarella (Venezuelan General, Commander-in-Chief of Army 1974-1975, descendant of Antonio Jose de Sucre) - T: Toksyun (Magyar ruler) - V: Viridomarus - W: Wapasha (several Sioux chiefs) - William Bean (first permanent white settler in Tennessee) - Franklin Pierce, Jr. - Oreste Pinto (Dutch World War II era intelligence chief, latter wrote of his exploits, his writing where made into the 1950's show Spycatcher) - Christan Linderman, important Dutch resistance worker who later was revealed to be a traitor. - many in List of kings of Persia - many under Baron de Ros -

Politicians (UK)

Watergate figures (Major)

Charles Nuzum - Cord Meyer, Jr. - Robert Gebhardt

White House intruders

Chester Plummer

List of female U.S. Vice Presidential candidates

Philosophy

A: Abomunists - aequanimitas - Ars inveniendi - Arthur Pap - C: Cause and effect and Mill's methods - Chris Bobonich - Christian Adolph Klotz - Communicative action - Conjunctive forks - D: Desire utilitarianism - E: Enumerative induction - Ernest Sosa - Error Theory - Existentialist ethics - F: Fabre d'Olivet - Feminist philosophy - "Fido"-Fido principle - G: Goatism - Graphomania - H: Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht Professor at Stanford University - I: Idealistic pluralism - idios kosmos - Infallibilism - J: J.N. Findlay Formulator of a notable "ontological disproof" of the existence of God - John-Michael Kuczynski - K: Ken Wilbur - Knowledge-constitutive Interest - koinos kosmos - L: Lazy Reason - Luisa Muraro - M: Martin Rowlands Professor of the University of Hertfordshire - Marx and Engels on religious belief - Mbiti, J. S. (African philosopher) - Metaconstitution - Metatheory - Mongolian communism - Moral fallibility - N: Nadeem Hussein - Necessitarism - Nick Land Lectured in Continental Philosophy at the University of Warwick - Non-maleficience - Nonconceptual content - Noneism - O: Oppositional logic - P: Per Bylund - Philosophy of humour - Philosophy of the social sciences - Phonocentrism - Pluralistic idealism - The Political Unconscious - Post criticality - Preferential option for the poor - Principle of empirical verifyability - Projectivism - Q: Quality without a name - R: Radical orthodoxy - Ray Billington] - S: Shane Mercer (New Zealand philosopher) - Spheres of Justice - Stewart Shapiro - Stonepeace Buddhist philosopher (?) - Susanna Siegel (Harvard Philosopher) - synthetic a priori - cf. Kant, type of judgement - T: Terence Parsons - Third man argument - Transcendental Realism - U: Univocity in Spinoza, Heidegger, and Deleuze - V: Vasudeva Kudumbakam whole world is a single family- W: Wei Wu Wei (Buddhist/Taoist philosopher and essayist) - William Cleghorn - Z: Zera Yacob (Ethiopian philosopher 1599-1692)

Psychology

A: Adriana Cavarero - Aha-erlebnis - Alpha-conditioning - Annihilation ECS - See query in talk - AP Psychology Terms - Arachnobutyrophobia - (not sure this exists) - Astronomic Philosophy - Pito cornelius's investigation of postmodernists' philosophical currents - B: Barnum Statements - Bender-Gestalt test - Biomedical therapy - (also called Biological Therapy: drugs, electroconvulsive therapy, surgery, etc.) - Brendan Maher (Harvard experimental psychologist) - Brian Charnley(Schizophrenia Artist) - C: Caesar complex - California verbal learning test or California verbal learning task - Case study in psychology - methodolgy and uses etc. - Charles F. Haanel (author of "The Master Key System" and other quasi-psychology related books) - Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder - cognitive reframing - Requesting Information... - Colorgenics www.colorgenics.com - Compulsive masturbation - Compulsive liars - Constitutive conditions cf existence conditions (is this 2? or cf = of?) - Consumer psychology - Continuity of Species - Contrast gaining - Counterphobic attitude - Crabb, Larry Integration Counseling, pastoral counseling, Bible and Psychology based - CrazyMeds(mental health site which is the subject of some debate) - D: Daniel Levinson (Seasons of a Man's Life, Seasons of a Woman's Life) - David Finkelhor sexuality researcher - Deliberate negligence - Dibs in Search of Self - a novel about play therapy and how it changed a child - Draw A Person test (DAP) - a psychological test in which the participant draws a picture of a person and the psychologist interprets the picture - Dysexecutive syndrome - E: Ebbinghaus Curve - Edifice Complex - Egon Brunswik (and Representative Design) - Egotrip (is this really psychological concept) - Emotional Failure - Empirical genetic prognosis (developed by Ernst Rüdin) - Enrique Dusell (Argentinian liberation philosopher) - Ethnopsychology - Eudomonia - Evolutionary Developmental Psychology - Experimental Philosophy - F: False Authority Syndrome - Foco Theory - Frederick Crews - (English professor, Freud critic) - Freudian Iceberg - G: Gallomaniac - Gaspers - Global Distributive Theory - Graphomania - H: Happiness studies - Head Case - Hypergraphism - I: Imposter Phenomena - Intentional causation - Interactionist - J: James Marcia (Stages of Identity Formation) - Jan Deregowski - (Especially 1972 study of pictorial perception and culture) - Julian Rotter - K: Karmic DNA - Kegan, Robert (Harvard developmental psychologist, author of The Evolving Self) - Knobe, Joshua UNC-Chapel Hill Psychologist, pioneer of the field of - Knowledge Space Theory - [[Kon rad J. Stettbacher]] - L: Liberation Psychology - Logical Notation - M: Mark Mayer (Mind Illusionist) - Methodological Behaviorism - Milieu Therapy - Military Psychology - Mirror Stage - Moon Logic - Mowgli Syndrome - N: Nicholas Spanos - Nouthetic Counseling Jay Adams, Martin Bobgan, psychoheresy, Bible only pastoral counseling - Nunc Stans - O: Objective Psychology - Open-eyed sleep is it possible to sleep with your eyes opened conscientiously? or it can only happen as a disease and in some animals - Optimistic Bias - P: Parameters of deviance psychology. pervasive, persistent, impairing. how they apply to children - Participative Management - Peter Birkhäuser - Jungian artist - Petre Tutea (Romanian Philosophe sans oeuvre) - Post Criticality - Postcolonial Psychology - Postmodern Mathematics - Psychiatric phenomenology - Psycho-Social Rehabilitation - Psychology of games (could also go under computer science) - Puer (Jungian) - Puer Aeternus - R: Relational Frame Theory - Rene Spitz - Robert Daniel Parsons - S: Scale-dependent Interactons - Scribomania - Self-pity - Sexual acts in front of children / Effects of sexual acts and pornography on children and/or adolescents - Shaping (operant conditioning) - Significant Emotional Event (SEE) - Social cues - Social Deprivation - Nestor Navarro - Solution-orientation see http://www.paihdelinkki.fi/english/infobank/200_service_line/264e.htm - Sore loser - Spontaneous Trait Inference - Sukhabodhananda - South Asian Philosopher - Sylvan Contemplation - Sympathy illness or Sympathy pain or Sympathy sickness (redirect all into one, perhaps the scientific name if it has one) - T: Tartuffery - who, apparently, was a prodigy of Kant Task cohesion - Teloi - Trail-making test - Triadic reciprocal causation - V: Video Games as Stress Relief - Virginia Axline creator of "play therapy" and wrote Dibs in Search of Self

Society / Culture

Autocannibalism - Cartesian Culture - Dartmouth Medal - domestic science (particularly the women's movement occurring late 19th, early 20th centuries) - Ethnozoology - Gender categorization - German Society for Eugenics (founded by Alfred Ploetz in 1905) - Hitler (name) - Minimum Smoking Age In Countries - Radical Honesty - Respect Agenda - Singapore Kindness Movement - Zhao Fusan (Chinese intellectual)- Power Name- Social Issues in France-

Identity politics

anthrophage - North American Native Warriors Association - postqueer movement [31], [32] - postqueer politics - Tara Foundation - Trinh Minh-ha - United Slaves organization

Feminism

Anti-essentialism - Capitalist patriarchy - Carol Queen - Claudie Broyelle - Combahee River Collective - DJ Kuttin Kandi - domestic science (the women's movement) - dominant narrative - Fat Feminism - Fat Liberation - Inclusivity - Joan Riviere - Lookism - Michelle Mone [33] - raunch culture - third space - Women in Development - the UN Third World Conference on Women (held in Nairobi, Kenya, in 1985)

Fraternal organizations

The Cerne Society (circa 1805, England) - Dartmouth's Greek Organizations - Drinking society (incl. Oxford and Cambridge) - The Jungstadt - Pink Hat Society

Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender

(Margaret) Barusch - Brad and Guiermo - Galimony - Gaysploitation - Jason Gage - Josh Altesman - Lipstick Feminism - Mogenic - Olga Broumas - OUTniagara - Thai Gay History - Una Vincenzo, Lady Troubridge - Zeb Atlas - See also: List of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community centers and List of LGBT publications Buck Angel - femal to male pornstar and pioneer

Workplace Relationships

work marriage, work husband and work wife based on this discussion

Unclassified

The Arm (Buffalo, NY mafia) - Dejan - male name - Deformed Chakra - Harry Potter slash (There's already an article on Slash fiction) - History of Maralinga - Humphrey the Wayward Whale (Humpback whale who got stuck in San Francisco Bay twice) - ijazah (Islamic practice) - Manson Lamps - May-December Relationships - Piranian The Partnership (Detroit mafia) - Patriarca crime family (New England mafia) - stone bow - Trafficante crime family (Florida mafia) - Vilnius Brigade (Lithuanian mafia) - Winebox Inquiry New Zealand (Inquiry into Certain Matters Relating to Taxation in the 90's) - LeAlan Jones and Lloyd Newman (two teens that created a radio documentary entitled "Ghetto Life 101" for NPR and later another documentary called "Remorse: The 14 Stories of Eric Morse".) - Sociophysics (statistical science that serves to bring Asimov's Psychohistory to the realm of an actual science) - Celtic Calendar and the corresponding zodiac

Not Familiar Enough To Know Where It Goes

Agathyrsoi - Agori Tribe - Bill Roggio - Blog Against Racism Day - Bureaucratic-burgeoisie/comprador class - Cyberwhore - Cartoon war - Emil L. Fackenheim - Famous Jewel/Diamond/Art Thefts/Heists - Girl Friday (probably referring to His Girl Friday) - Guatemala Coup D'etat - Julie La Maupin - 17th-18th century French Opera star and fencer. - Killhamster - Neo-Medievalism - Nuclear Emergency Response Team - Nuclear Emergency Search Team - the Platzspitz Pan-Jun-Shun - Paper Angels by Ginny Lim 1991 - Regulatory Fit - Remittance Man - Rio Grande Wild and Scenic River - Roxanne Pallet - Semantic Saturation - Switzerland aka Needle Park - Taisai Chi-Fu-Lin - Treaty of kunta hora - True to the Union Monument -- Only Monument to the Union below the Mason-Dixon line Arthur Marwick - Overreact -

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