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Will this bot be operational again? Regards.[[User:BabbaQ|BabbaQ]] ([[User talk:BabbaQ|talk]]) 23:12, 17 November 2017 (UTC) |
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== Pál Hermann == |
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Hi Yobot. |
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I ask you for help because you helped me improve this wiki page in the past. |
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[[User:Kleuske|Kleuske]] for some reason keeps insisting to move English and Dutch pages to Paul Hermann. My grandfather's used Pál Hermann for his music compositions, although he also used Paul when performing as a cellist. As all that is left of him are his compositions, IMSLP and German/French/Hungarian wiki pages have accepted Pál, I would like to undo Kleuske moving of the English and Dutch wiki pages to Paul, but she refuses (see her talk page). Also there was another composer Paul Hermann (1904-1970) active in Berlin, which is what the Italian, French and German Pál Hermann wiki pages explain as disambiguation. As cruel destiny will have it, this namesake of my grandfather was a Nazi composer. |
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The sources of the name Pál Hermann are my grandfather's birthcertificate, the manuscripts of his music compositions as made accessible through http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Hermann%2C_P%C3%A1l and also the recent scholarship in LA based Colburn School of Music in his name Pál Hermann as is the publicity cellist Clive Greensmith gives to Hermann's cello concerto. |
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Could you help out? Many thanks and greetings from Italy, [[User:Pvangastel|Pvangastel]]. |
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Nomination of Ken Mandelbaum for deletion
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Will this bot be operational again? Regards.BabbaQ (talk) 23:12, 17 November 2017 (UTC)
Pál Hermann
Hi Yobot.
I ask you for help because you helped me improve this wiki page in the past.
Kleuske for some reason keeps insisting to move English and Dutch pages to Paul Hermann. My grandfather's used Pál Hermann for his music compositions, although he also used Paul when performing as a cellist. As all that is left of him are his compositions, IMSLP and German/French/Hungarian wiki pages have accepted Pál, I would like to undo Kleuske moving of the English and Dutch wiki pages to Paul, but she refuses (see her talk page). Also there was another composer Paul Hermann (1904-1970) active in Berlin, which is what the Italian, French and German Pál Hermann wiki pages explain as disambiguation. As cruel destiny will have it, this namesake of my grandfather was a Nazi composer.
The sources of the name Pál Hermann are my grandfather's birthcertificate, the manuscripts of his music compositions as made accessible through http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Hermann%2C_P%C3%A1l and also the recent scholarship in LA based Colburn School of Music in his name Pál Hermann as is the publicity cellist Clive Greensmith gives to Hermann's cello concerto.
Could you help out? Many thanks and greetings from Italy, Pvangastel.