User:Davidcannon/Nations

Articles about Nations of the World

The following articles about various nations were all authored, or substantially edited, by me. As per Wikipedia policy, please feel free to edit them if you find any errors or factual omissions in them.

Articles marked (major edit) are articles written originally by others, but which I have substantially edited or rewritten. Articles marked (rewrite) were started by others, but which I have so completely reworked that it amounts to an original article of mine. Articles marked (original) were originally authored by me. Articles marked (original/stub) are articles that I have started, but have not (yet) completed.

Fiji

see separate list

India

• Meghalaya: a state in north-eastern India. (major edit)
• Mizoram: a state in north-eastern India. (rewrite)
• Nagaland: a state in north-eastern India. (major edit)
• Seven Sister States: a region in northeastern India. (major edit)

Korea

• Cho, David Yonggi: Korean Christian pastor. (original)
• Christianity in Korea: An article summarizing the phenomenon of Korean Christianity. (original)
• Demographics of South Korea: Facts and figures about South Korea. (major edit)
• Korean chess: a description of Korea's national variant of of the international game of kings. (major edit)
• List of Koreans: A list of prominent Korean people. (major edit)
• South Korea: An article about the nation of South Korea. (major edit)
• Yoido Full Gospel Church: the world's largest church. In Seoul, Korea. (original)

Lebanon

• Al-Hoss, Selim: Lebanese Prime Minister. (major edit)
• Aoun, Michel: Prime Minister of Lebanon (1988-1990). (major edit)
• Chamoun, Camille: President of Lebanon (1952-1958). (rewrite)
• Chamoun, Dany: Lebanese politician. (original)
• Chamoun, Dory: Lebanese politician. (original)
• Gemayel, Amine: Lebanese President (1982-1988). (original)
• Gemayel, Bachir: Lebanese President-elect (1982). (major edit)
• Gemayel, Pierre: Lebanese statesman. (rewrite)
• Gemayel, Solange: Lebanese politician and former First Lady (1982). (original)
• Guardians of the Cedars: Right-wing Lebanese political party. (major edit)
• Kataeb Party (Lebanon): The Lebanese political party founded by Pierre Gemayel. (rewrite)
• National Assembly of Lebanon: Lebanon's national legislature. (original)
• Qornet Shehwan Gathering: Lebanese political organization. (original)
• Saris, Elias: President of Lebanon (1976-1982). (original)

New Zealand

• Beetham, Bruce: New Zealand statesman of the 1970s and 1980s. (major edit)
• Demographics of New Zealand: New Zealand facts and figures. (major edit)
• Hughes, Wayne: New Zealand pastor. (original)
• Kapiti Coast: my hometown, 55 kilometers north of Wellington. (major edit)
• List of British High Commissioners to New Zealand: The Commonwealth of Nations (Commonwealth) equivalent to an Ambassador). (original)
• Moriori: The native people of the Chatham Islands of New Zealand. (major edit)
• Takapuna Assembly of God: prominent New Zealand church. (original)
• Timeline of liberal and democratic parties in New Zealand: A brief thumbnail history of New Zealand's progressive parties. (major edit)

Nigeria

• Akinola, Peter: Anglican Archbishop of Nigeria. (major edit)
• Awolowo, Obafemi: Nigerian statesman (1909-1987). (major edit)
• Demographics of Nigeria: Nigerian facts and figures. (major edit)
• Obasanjo, Olusegun: President of Nigeria (1976-1979; 1999-present). (major edit)
• Ojukwu, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu: Biafran warlord (1960s). (major edit)
• People's Democratic Party (Nigeria): Nigeria's ruling political party. (major edit)
• Yoruba: an ethnic group in western Nigeria. (major edit)

Pitcairn Islands

• Christian, Steve: Pitcairn Islands' Mayor (1999-2004), dismissed following his convictions for rape. (major edit)
• Governor of the Pitcairn Islands: an overview of the functions of the Governor of Britain's last Oceanic colony. (original)
• Island Council (Pitcairn): the legislative and judicial body of the Pitcairn Islands. (original)
• List of rulers of the Pitcairn Islands: Colonial governors, Magistrates, and Mayors of the world's least populated country. (original)
• Pitcairn Islands election, 2004: the special election held on 15 December 2004. (original)
• Pitcairn rape trial of 2004: the trial that has shaken the world's least populous country. (original)
• Warren, Jay: Mayor of Pitcairn (2004-present). (original)
• Warren, Meralda: Pitcairnese celebrity. (major edit)

Portugal

• Cavaco Silva, Aníbal: Prime Minister of Portugal (1985-1995). (rewrite)
• Durão Barroso, José Manuel - Portuguese Prime Minister (2002-2004), and President of the European Commission (2004-). (major edit)
• Lagos (Portugal): a town on the Algarve Coast, Portugal. (major edit/stub)
• List of Prime Ministers of Portugal: Names, dates, and links. (rewrite)
• People's Party (Portugal): Right-wing Portuguese political party. (original)
• Sá Carneiro, Francisco, Prime Minister of Portugal (1980). (major edit)
• Social Democratic Party (Portugal): Portuguese political party. (major edit)

South Africa

• Apartheid: An overview of South Africa's former discriminatory racial laws. (major edit)
• Botha, Pieter Willem: Prime Minister and President of South Africa (1978-1989). (major edit)
• Herzog, James Barry Munnik: South African Prime Minister (1924-1939). (original/stub)
• Malan, Daniel François: South African Prime Minister (1948-1954). (major edit)
• National Party (South Africa): the former ruling party of South Africa. (major edit)
• San People: South Africa's original people, commonly known as "Bushmen". (major edit)
• South African Liberal Party: South African political party banned (1968) by the apartheid regime. (original/stub)
• Strijdom, Johannes Gerhardus: South African Prime Minister (1954-1958). (major edit)
• United Party (South Africa): South Africa's ruling party from 1934 to 1948. (original)
• Vorster, Balthazar Johannes: South African Prime Minister (1966-1978). (original)

Awarded for work of Fiji related articles. Someone had to do it eventually, so here it is for your work on Fiji. --Xorkl000 11:21, 25 September 2005 (UTC)		The Tireless Contributor Barnstar
		I notice from your userpage that, as of today, you have made 20,000 edits on the English Wikipedia. This is an extraordinary effort, and I am happy to present you the Tireless Contributor Barnstar for your unwavering additions to Wikipedia, which are of both the highest level of quantity and, most importantly, quality. Daniel.Bryant 09:46, 15 September 2006 (UTC)

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My recent articles St Julian, Sir Charles: inaugural Chief Justice of Fiji (1872-1874). (major edit) Tavai, Ratu Etuate: Attorney General of Fiji (1996-1999). (original) Bulewa, Kelemedi: Attorney General of Fiji (1992-1996). (original) Seru, Apaitia: Attorney General of Fiji (1992). (original) Pillai, Manikam Vasagam: Attorney General of Fiji (1981-1984). (major edit) Falvey, John Neil: Attorney General of Fiji (1970-1977). (original) Lewis, Justin: Solicitor General of Fiji (1956-1963) and Attorney General of Fiji (1963-1970). (original) Greenwood, Ashley Martin: Attorney General of Fiji (1956-1963) and Attorney General of Gibraltar (1963-1966). (original) Doyle, Brian Andre: Solicitor General of Fiji (1948-1951) and Attorney General (1949-1956). (original) Jenkins, Sir (Edward) Enoch: Attorney General of Fiji (1938-1945), Chief Justice of Nyasaland (1944-c.1950). (original) Thacker, Ransley Samuel: Chief Justice of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (1930s), Attorney General of Fiji (1933-1938), Justice of the Supreme Court of Kenya (1938-1950). (original) Howell, Charles Gough: Attorney General of Fiji (1931-1933) and Attorney-General of Singapore (1936-1942). (original) McElwaine, Percy Alexander: Attorney General of Fiji (1927-1931), Attorney General of Singapore (1933-1936), Chief Justice of Singapore (1936-1946). (rewrite) MacKenzie, Sir Kenneth: Attorney General of Fiji (1922-1927). (original) Young, Sir William A. G.: Former Governor of Gold Coast (1884-1885). (reorganized) Udal, John Symonds: Attorney General of Fiji (1889-1899) and Chief Justice of the Leeward Islands (1900-1911). (rewrite) Garrick, Joseph Hector: Attorney General of Fiji (1876-1882). (original) De Ricci, James Herman: Attorney General of Fiji (1875-1876). (original) Burt, Sydney Charles: First Premier of the Kingdom of Viti (1871-1872); Attorney General of Viti (1873-1874). (original) Hamilton, Robert Wilson: American and first Attorney-General of Fiji (1872). (original) (original) : articles originally authored by me — though they may have been significantly changed by others since then. (rewrite) : articles started by others, but which I have so completely reworked that they amount to original articles of mine. (major edit) : articles written originally by others, but which I have substantially edited. (reorganized) : a series of articles; numerous paragraphs from one article have been moved to another in the same series. (translated) : articles electronically translated from Wikipedia articles in other languages.