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I am browsing this list once in a while and always run into a couple of my articles I have no slightest recollection what the heck was that ,like, "Kukerpillid", wth??? Or, I cannot believe I created the pages Salaryman, Whitman Sisters, Karelians... It is also unfreakingbelievable that I pioneered Digitization in Wikipedia!

About 2,000 of my articles belong to WPAnthroponymy and about 1,500 are dab pages, i.e., only 58% are my "real" articles.

Only about 400 of my 5,000 "real" articles reached C and B level (without my knowledge), meaning that I tend to cover subjects nobody else gives a fuck. Like, "Turkey bowling" or "Anti-nihilistic novel", who cares?

Articles created

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2026

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  1. Lion of Parola – Bronze statue in Hattula, Finland
  2. Shulamith (play) – Operetta by Abraham Goldfaden
  3. Nathan Shahar – Israeli singer
  1. Nadiya Shestak (born 1962), Ukrainian singer
  2. Vojta Kiďák Tomáško (born 1947), Czech siger-songwriter
  3. Vojta Braniš (1893–1983), Croatian sculptor and art teacher of Czech descent
  4. Ahmet Muminović (1945–2019), Yugoslav comic book artist and journalist
  5. Antigone Association – Italian prisoners' rights monitoring organization
  6. Andrew Horrall, Historian and archivist
  7. Willy Sanders (1906-?), British child actor
  8. Hermes Baby – Portable mechanical typewriter manufactured between 1935 and 1989
  9. Asya Voloshina, Russian playwright
  10. Gerasim Shostakov (1756–1837), Imperial Russian Army general
  11. Center 2026, Russian mil exercise
  12. Mottke the Thief – 1915 noven by Sholem Ash
  13. Pirana USV – Turkish single-use unmanned surface vehicle
  14. Inci Y. (born 1970), Turkish German writer
  15. Ozerechye – Settlement in Belarus
  16. Kuml – Nunatak in Antarctica
  17. Margit Majláth, Hungarian noblewoman
  18. Medvedka (Moskva tributary) – River in Moscow Oblast, Russia
  19. Surnames of illegitimate children
  20. Rotem Abuhav (born 1976), Israeli actress
  21. Andrea Chudak, German soprano
  22. Werner Beinhauer (1896–1983), German linguist and hispanist
  23. Liberation Monument (Chișinău) – Monument in Chișinău, Moldova
  24. Monument to the Victory over Japan – Russian World War II monument in Khabarovsk
  25. Isay Davydov (1927–2020), Russian writer and journalist
  26. Stulhi – Village in Belarus
  27. REDET – Turkish electronic warfare system
  28. Babadag Training Area – Military training area in Romania
  29. Exercise Sea Breeze – Naval military exercise
  30. Kiliç UUV, Turkish autonomous kamikaze unmanned underwater vehicle
  31. Mari Väina (born 1972), Estonian folklorist
  32. Kaniguram Valley – Valley in Pakistan
  33. Gallicism – Characteristic feature of the French language occurring in another language
  34. Aleksandrs Apsītis (1880–1943), Latvian illustrator
  35. Ieva Andrejevaitė (born 1988), Lithuanian actress
  36. Film studios of the Russian Empire
  37. Roksana Jonek (born 1978), Polish model and businesswoman
  38. Bova Korolevich – Russian folklore character
  39. Ma'aseh Buch – Collection of Yiddish stories from the 16th and 17th centuries
  40. Fiddler on the Roof Award – Award by the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia
  41. Pressure ridge (seismic) – Type of seismic fault
  42. Szabolcs Cseh (1942–2014), Romanian actor
  43. Herd behavior (economics) – Herd behavior in economic decisions - simply split out of Herd behavior
  44. Stalinobus – Bus with Stalin's portrait
  45. Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute – Cultural institution in Warsaw, Poland
  46. Helena Zarembina (1895–1960), Polish actress
  47. Iglika Trifonova (photographer), Bulgarian photographer
  48. Iglika Trifonova (born 1957), Bulgarian film director
  49. Małgorzata Niemirska (born 1947), Polish stage and film actress
  50. Aina (Russian band) – Russian ethno-music group
  51. Oleg Budnitskii, Soviet and Russian historian
  52. Marta Knörr Jiménez (born 1968), Spanish singer
  53. Natalia Muianga (born 1998), Polish singer and songwriter
  54. Jānis Alberts Jansons (1892–1971), Latvian folklorist, literary scholar and educator
  55. Milica Mihičić (1864–1950), Croatian actress
  56. Andrew Kashevaroff (1863–1940), Russian orthodox priest in Alaska
  57. Dani Litai (1940–2013), Israeli director and lyricist
  58. 2026 Chernobyl exclusion zone wildfires
  59. Izabelė Pinaitytė (born 1930), Lithuanian film ediror
  60. Kora (sword) – Sword in Nepal
  61. Ľuboš Šrámek (born 1977), Slovak composer, jazz pianist, teacher and music producer
  62. Polish Order of the White Eagle controversy->2026 Poland–Ukraine diplomatic crisis
  63. Denis Malleval – Film director from France
  64. Lidiya Chervinskaya – Russian poet and literary critic (1907–1988)
  65. Permafrost Museum – Museum in Russia
  66. Park Seolyeon – South Korean writer (born 1989)
  67. Wojciech Kucharz – Polish mathematician
  68. French Group – Group of Latvian intellectuals persecuted in the Soviet Union
  69. Talay UAV – Turkish unmanned aerial vehicle
  70. Standoff jammer, Type of airborne electronic warfare system
  71. Hava SOJ, Turkish electronic warfare aircraft
  72. Platon Agrikolyansky – Eastern Orthodox priest
  73. Amalie Smith (writer) – Danish writer and visual artist
  74. Jennifer Russell (translator) – Danish translator
  75. Sung-il Kim – South Korean speculative fiction writer
  76. Warmelo – Historical house in the Netherlands
  77. Lightship Äransgrund – Finnish lightvessel
  78. Lightship Kemi – Finnish lightvessel
  79. Balagan – Temporary building for theater and circus performances
  80. Red Band – Israeli puppetry comedy musical band
  81. Polish Film Heritage List
  82. Property restitution in Latvia
  83. Gezgin missile – Turkish cruise missile
  84. Efes exercise – Turkish military exercise
  85. Oleksiy Sofiyenko – Ukrainian poet (1952–2011)
  86. Marius Ivaškevičius – Lithuanian screenwriter, journalist and author
  87. List of documentary films about Jewish diaspora
  88. Irina Bessarabova – Russian documentary director, screenwriter, actress, and poetess
  89. Load-bearing vest – Vest to carry many small items
  90. Genocide of the Soviet people
  91. XB-1 (magazine) – Czech science fiction, fantasy, and horror magazine
  92. George Vulturescu – Romanian poet and publicist
  93. Nadym fortified settlement – Archeological site in Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia
  94. Anna Verschik – Estonian linguist (born 1968)
  95. Retail vehicle – Vehicle from which retail goods are sold
  96. Bekiesza – Type of fur-lined overcoat
  97. Polonism – Polish loanwords
  98. The First Tent – Monument in Magnitogorsk, Russia
  99. Francesco Menotti – Wetland archaeologist
  100. Wetland settlement – Wooden structures in damp areas
  101. Ton (river) – River in Belgium and France
  102. Putin's annexation speech
  103. Zimovye – Type of outpost in Siberia
  104. Daria Veledeeva – Russian fashion editor
  105. George Medal (Russian Empire)
  106. Grief (photograph) – Photo by Dmitry Baltermants (1942)
  107. Peirameter – Tool for comparing wheeled carriages
  108. Arbeter Teater Farband – American Jewish theatre and actors' association
  109. Jeffrey Veidlinger – American historian
  110. Compulsory labor of the Jews in Romania
  111. Lithophagy – Ingestion of stones
  112. SIFFA – Film festival
  113. Sempan village – Village in Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung Islands, Indonesia
  114. Sempan people – Indigenous people in Central Papua, Indonesia
  115. Matka Polka
  116. Burevestnik (film) – 2004 Russian animated film
  117. Zev Eleff – American rabbi and historian (born 1985)
  118. Maria Zreik – Palestinian actress (born 1991)
  119. Per Kristian Ottestad – Norwegian musician
  120. Mikhail Bronshtein – Russian poet and Esperantist (born 1949)
  121. Mihhail Bronštein – Estonian economist (1923–2022)
  122. Borovoy Bridge – Bridge in Saint Petersburg, Russia
  123. Miner's axe – German miner's ceremonial axe
  124. Protected surname – Surname with restricted use
  125. Golden Microphone (Poland)
  126. Grey Zone Agreement – Agreement about the disputed sea area between Norway and Russia
  127. Kumgan – Jug with sprout of Asian origin
  128. Kedmi Committee – Israeli governmental committee
  129. Chernukha – Pessimistic genre in Russian art and literature
  130. Zemleprokhodtsy – Early explorers and colonizers of Russian Siberia and beyond
  131. Toponymy of Maghreb
  132. Čertoks – Lake in Šķeltova Parish, Latvia
  133. Hybrid toponym – Toponym that consists of parts coming from different languages
  134. Victor Drits – Russian mineralogist and crystallographer
  135. Ovsey Driz – Soviet poet writing in Yiddish (1908–1971)
  136. Anatoli Bashlakov – Russian general, former chief of the Plesetsk Cosmodrome
  137. Yuri Sleptsov – Mayor of Voskresensk (2003–2012), Moscow Oblast, Russia
  138. List of paintings of Vasily Vereshchagin
  139. Avirama Golan – Israeli journalist, writer, and translator
  140. The Village Notary – 1845 novel by József Eötvös
  141. Márton Szepsi Csombor – Hungarian pastor and travel writer (1595–1622)
  142. Herlinde Pissarek-Hudelist – Austrian theologian and university teacher (1932–1994)
  143. Margaritha Pissarek – Austrian nurse in South Korea (1935–2023)
  144. Navit Barel – Israeli poet, translator, literary editor, literary researcher (born 1977)
  145. Half a Life (Bulychev) – Science fiction novel by Kir Bulychev (1973)
  146. Avratyn Upland – Upland in Ukraine
  147. Eva Viežnaviec – Belarusian author and journalist (1970/1971–2026)
  148. List of Gulag memoirs
  149. Christ Landed in Grodno – Novel by Uladzimir Karatkievich
  150. Aleksandra Janusz – Polish writer, molecular biologist (born 1980)
  151. Alminas – 13th century Lithuanian duke
  152. Elżbieta Kossewska – Polish political scientist and cultural studies scholar
  153. Gomułka aliyah – 1956–1960 aliyah from Poland
  154. Sungul – Lake in Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia
  155. Amur watershed district – Watershed district of Russia
  156. Veliky Guslyar – Fictional city by Kir Bulychov
  157. Doctor Pavlysh – Fictional doctor from novels by Kir Bulychev
  158. Those Who Survive – Novel by Kir Bulychov
  159. Miha Šepec, Jr. – Slovenian badminton player
  160. Comments on the Past – Memoir by Boris Strugatsky
  161. Mirit Shem-Ur – Israeli songwriter, journalist, and author
  162. Ceux de nulle part – 1954 science fiction novel by François Bordes
  163. Arusyak Grigoryan – Armenian woman sports shooter
  164. Valentyna Honcharova – Ukrainian female sports shooter
  165. Lilit Mkrtchyan – Armenian woman sports shooter
  166. Gohar Harutyunyan – Armenian woman sports shooter Գոհար Հարությունյան
  167. Monument to the siege stickleback – Monument in Kronstadt, Russia
  168. Borders of Syria
  169. Historical reconstruction – Recreation of past lives, events, and objects
  170. Meir Ezofowicz – 1878 Polish novel
  171. Dar Al-Awadhi complex, Kuwait
  172. Nikodem Skotarczak – Polish mafioso and businessman
  173. Hanna Maria Giza – Polish radio journalist and actress
  174. Grenade (insignia) – Emblem representing a grenade with a flame; rescued from redirect
  175. Free Economic Society of Russia
  176. Great bows – Type of bows in Eastern orthodoxy
  177. Veliky Island – Island in Kandalaksha Gulf, White Sea, Russia
  178. Julia Darrow Cowles – American children's book writer and storyteller
  179. Our Little Cousin – American children's book series
  180. Kattakurgan Reservoir – Reservoir in Uzbekistan
  181. Kattakurgan training ground – Military training area in Uzbekistan
  182. Birlik-2025 – Multinational military exercise in Uzbekistan
  183. Kazakh Bay – Bay of the Caspian Sea in Kazakhstan
  184. Amram Nowak – American filmmaker
  185. The World of King Arthur. Maladie – Book by Andrzej Sapkowski
  186. Booty shake – Dance move
  187. Center 2011 – Collective Security Treaty Organization military exercise
  188. Richard Stephen Charnock – English lawyer, philologist and antiquary (1820–1905)
  189. Alatyube oil field – Oil field in Mangystau Region, Kazakhstan
  190. Oymasha oil field – Oil field in Mangystau Region, Kazakhstan
  191. Oymasha training ground, military training ground, Kazakhstan
  192. Oymasha Lake, Kazakhstan
  193. Mistaken identity (plot device) – Plot device
  194. Edwin Greenlaw – American scholar and educator
  195. Remdiesel (Russia) – Russian automobile plant
  196. Eliahu Mordecai Werbel – Hebrew-language poet, translator, and educator
  197. Andreychin -------------------------------------------------------------
  198. Andrienko
  199. Andruszkiewicz
  200. Andrez
  201. Zverka
  202. Andronik
  203. Kochetov (disambiguation)
  204. Kochetov
  205. Siftei renanot
  206. Akhmatov
  207. Remdiesel
  208. Grabar (disambiguation)
  209. Arsalan
  210. Arslan (disambiguation)
  211. Arslanov
  212. Vougar
  213. Durgi
  214. Tsentr
  215. Oymasha
  216. Feverel
  217. Okno (disambiguation)
  218. Booty shake (disambiguation)
  219. Rakhmanin
  220. Rakhmaninov (surname)
  221. Titze
  222. Maladie
  223. Imperial Marinheiro
  224. Mikhail Polyakov
  225. Haider (disambiguation)
  226. Dergham
  227. Ruslanov
  228. Muhammad (surname)
  229. Kattakurgan (disambiguation)
  230. Oriolo (disambiguation)
  231. Sointula (disambiguation)
  232. Velikaya (disambiguation)
  233. Velikoye (disambiguation)
  234. Nikoś
  235. Al-Awadi
  236. Fujairah (disambiguation)
  237. Golodayevka
  238. Svyatoslavna
  239. Svyatoslavich
  240. Józefowicz
  241. Yuzefovich
  242. Pastushenko
  243. Sovin
  244. Sobin (surname)
  245. Skrypnik
  246. Șova
  247. Skripkin
  248. Shabarov
  249. Šefer
  250. Sefer (given name)
  251. Karczmar
  252. Karczmarz
  253. Kadochnikov
  254. Chabanenko
  255. Johar (disambiguation)
  256. Johri
  257. Govhar
  258. Lilit (given name)
  259. Lilita
  260. Kohar
  261. Sankt Goar (disambiguation)
  262. Honcharov
  263. Morstein
  264. Arusyak
  265. Smoluchowski
  266. Shem-Ur
  267. Berkova
  268. Berka (surname)
  269. Dionysio
  270. Dionys
  271. Deniss
  272. Dennise
  273. Dionisije
  274. Dionisie
  275. Olar
  276. Shash
  277. Ahun (disambiguation)
  278. Flag raising
  279. Pavlysh (disambiguation)
  280. Grubin
  281. Poisoned apple
  282. Kossowski
  283. Field of Wonders
  284. Kashtan (disambiguation)
  285. Kashtanov
  286. Sergey Gusev (disambiguation)
  287. Fischbein
  288. Plugaru
  289. Lukminas
  290. Abramchuk
  291. Aksamit
  292. Yarkoni
  293. Markuszewski
  294. Bratchikov
  295. Memey
  296. False conclusion
  297. Nyoman
  298. Żołnierowicz
  299. Yerofeich
  300. Yeroshkin
  301. Yeroshin
  302. Yerofey
  303. Iyerofey
  304. Jerotej
  305. Lukáš
  306. Sagner
  307. Schilt (surname)
  308. Ivan Lebedev (disambiguation)
  309. Evgeni Lebedev (disambiguation)
  310. Pavel Lebedev (disambiguation)
  311. Lebedyev
  312. Lebedzew
  313. Janičić
  314. Geller (disambiguation)
  315. Barel (disambiguation)
  316. Navit (disambiguation)
  317. Scribe (name)
  318. Pissarek
  319. Hudelist
  320. Akhun (disambiguation)
  321. Akhunov
  322. Akhunovo (disambiguation)
  323. Szepsi (disambiguation)
  324. Bernard Adams (disambiguation)
  325. Lebedev (disambiguation)
  326. Köhnen
  327. Kuehn (surname)
  328. Koene
  329. Juliana Maria
  330. Dronning Juliana Maria
  331. Avirama
  332. Herlinde
  333. ARDD
  334. ARDM
  335. Ardy
  336. AQE (disambiguation)
  337. AQU (disambiguation)
  338. AXM (disambiguation)
  339. AZV