User:Altenmann/201
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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
[edit]2026
[edit]- Lion of Parola – Bronze statue in Hattula, Finland
- Shulamith (play) – Operetta by Abraham Goldfaden
- Nathan Shahar – Israeli singer
- Nadiya Shestak (born 1962), Ukrainian singer
- Vojta Kiďák Tomáško (born 1947), Czech siger-songwriter
- Vojta Braniš (1893–1983), Croatian sculptor and art teacher of Czech descent
- Ahmet Muminović (1945–2019), Yugoslav comic book artist and journalist
- Antigone Association – Italian prisoners' rights monitoring organization
- Andrew Horrall, Historian and archivist
- Willy Sanders (1906-?), British child actor
- Hermes Baby – Portable mechanical typewriter manufactured between 1935 and 1989
- Asya Voloshina, Russian playwright
- Gerasim Shostakov (1756–1837), Imperial Russian Army general
- Center 2026, Russian mil exercise
- Mottke the Thief – 1915 noven by Sholem Ash
- Pirana USV – Turkish single-use unmanned surface vehicle
- Inci Y. (born 1970), Turkish German writer
- Ozerechye – Settlement in Belarus
- Kuml – Nunatak in Antarctica
- Margit Majláth, Hungarian noblewoman
- Medvedka (Moskva tributary) – River in Moscow Oblast, Russia
- Surnames of illegitimate children
- Rotem Abuhav (born 1976), Israeli actress
- Andrea Chudak, German soprano
- Werner Beinhauer (1896–1983), German linguist and hispanist
- Liberation Monument (Chișinău) – Monument in Chișinău, Moldova
- Monument to the Victory over Japan – Russian World War II monument in Khabarovsk
- Isay Davydov (1927–2020), Russian writer and journalist
- Stulhi – Village in Belarus
- REDET – Turkish electronic warfare system
- Babadag Training Area – Military training area in Romania
- Exercise Sea Breeze – Naval military exercise
- Kiliç UUV, Turkish autonomous kamikaze unmanned underwater vehicle
- Mari Väina (born 1972), Estonian folklorist
- Kaniguram Valley – Valley in Pakistan
- Gallicism – Characteristic feature of the French language occurring in another language
- Aleksandrs Apsītis (1880–1943), Latvian illustrator
- Ieva Andrejevaitė (born 1988), Lithuanian actress
- Film studios of the Russian Empire
- Roksana Jonek (born 1978), Polish model and businesswoman
- Bova Korolevich – Russian folklore character
- Ma'aseh Buch – Collection of Yiddish stories from the 16th and 17th centuries
- Fiddler on the Roof Award – Award by the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia
- Pressure ridge (seismic) – Type of seismic fault
- Szabolcs Cseh (1942–2014), Romanian actor
- Herd behavior (economics) – Herd behavior in economic decisions - simply split out of Herd behavior
- Stalinobus – Bus with Stalin's portrait
- Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute – Cultural institution in Warsaw, Poland
- Helena Zarembina (1895–1960), Polish actress
- Iglika Trifonova (photographer), Bulgarian photographer
- Iglika Trifonova (born 1957), Bulgarian film director
- Małgorzata Niemirska (born 1947), Polish stage and film actress
- Aina (Russian band) – Russian ethno-music group
- Oleg Budnitskii, Soviet and Russian historian
- Marta Knörr Jiménez (born 1968), Spanish singer
- Natalia Muianga (born 1998), Polish singer and songwriter
- Jānis Alberts Jansons (1892–1971), Latvian folklorist, literary scholar and educator
- Milica Mihičić (1864–1950), Croatian actress
- Andrew Kashevaroff (1863–1940), Russian orthodox priest in Alaska
- Dani Litai (1940–2013), Israeli director and lyricist
- 2026 Chernobyl exclusion zone wildfires
- Izabelė Pinaitytė (born 1930), Lithuanian film ediror
- Kora (sword) – Sword in Nepal
- Ľuboš Šrámek (born 1977), Slovak composer, jazz pianist, teacher and music producer
- Polish Order of the White Eagle controversy->2026 Poland–Ukraine diplomatic crisis
- Denis Malleval – Film director from France
- Lidiya Chervinskaya – Russian poet and literary critic (1907–1988)
- Permafrost Museum – Museum in Russia
- Park Seolyeon – South Korean writer (born 1989)
- Wojciech Kucharz – Polish mathematician
- French Group – Group of Latvian intellectuals persecuted in the Soviet Union
- Talay UAV – Turkish unmanned aerial vehicle
- Standoff jammer, Type of airborne electronic warfare system
- Hava SOJ, Turkish electronic warfare aircraft
- Platon Agrikolyansky – Eastern Orthodox priest
- Amalie Smith (writer) – Danish writer and visual artist
- Jennifer Russell (translator) – Danish translator
- Sung-il Kim – South Korean speculative fiction writer
- Warmelo – Historical house in the Netherlands
- Lightship Äransgrund – Finnish lightvessel
- Lightship Kemi – Finnish lightvessel
- Balagan – Temporary building for theater and circus performances
- Red Band – Israeli puppetry comedy musical band
- Polish Film Heritage List
- Property restitution in Latvia
- Gezgin missile – Turkish cruise missile
- Efes exercise – Turkish military exercise
- Oleksiy Sofiyenko – Ukrainian poet (1952–2011)
- Marius Ivaškevičius – Lithuanian screenwriter, journalist and author
- List of documentary films about Jewish diaspora
- Irina Bessarabova – Russian documentary director, screenwriter, actress, and poetess
- Load-bearing vest – Vest to carry many small items
- Genocide of the Soviet people
- XB-1 (magazine) – Czech science fiction, fantasy, and horror magazine
- George Vulturescu – Romanian poet and publicist
- Nadym fortified settlement – Archeological site in Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia
- Anna Verschik – Estonian linguist (born 1968)
- Retail vehicle – Vehicle from which retail goods are sold
- Bekiesza – Type of fur-lined overcoat
- Polonism – Polish loanwords
- The First Tent – Monument in Magnitogorsk, Russia
- Francesco Menotti – Wetland archaeologist
- Wetland settlement – Wooden structures in damp areas
- Ton (river) – River in Belgium and France
- Putin's annexation speech
- Zimovye – Type of outpost in Siberia
- Daria Veledeeva – Russian fashion editor
- George Medal (Russian Empire)
- Grief (photograph) – Photo by Dmitry Baltermants (1942)
- Peirameter – Tool for comparing wheeled carriages
- Arbeter Teater Farband – American Jewish theatre and actors' association
- Jeffrey Veidlinger – American historian
- Compulsory labor of the Jews in Romania
- Lithophagy – Ingestion of stones
- SIFFA – Film festival
- Sempan village – Village in Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung Islands, Indonesia
- Sempan people – Indigenous people in Central Papua, Indonesia
- Matka Polka
- Burevestnik (film) – 2004 Russian animated film
- Zev Eleff – American rabbi and historian (born 1985)
- Maria Zreik – Palestinian actress (born 1991)
- Per Kristian Ottestad – Norwegian musician
- Mikhail Bronshtein – Russian poet and Esperantist (born 1949)
- Mihhail Bronštein – Estonian economist (1923–2022)
- Borovoy Bridge – Bridge in Saint Petersburg, Russia
- Miner's axe – German miner's ceremonial axe
- Protected surname – Surname with restricted use
- Golden Microphone (Poland)
- Grey Zone Agreement – Agreement about the disputed sea area between Norway and Russia
- Kumgan – Jug with sprout of Asian origin
- Kedmi Committee – Israeli governmental committee
- Chernukha – Pessimistic genre in Russian art and literature
- Zemleprokhodtsy – Early explorers and colonizers of Russian Siberia and beyond
- Toponymy of Maghreb
- Čertoks – Lake in Šķeltova Parish, Latvia
- Hybrid toponym – Toponym that consists of parts coming from different languages
- Victor Drits – Russian mineralogist and crystallographer
- Ovsey Driz – Soviet poet writing in Yiddish (1908–1971)
- Anatoli Bashlakov – Russian general, former chief of the Plesetsk Cosmodrome
- Yuri Sleptsov – Mayor of Voskresensk (2003–2012), Moscow Oblast, Russia
- List of paintings of Vasily Vereshchagin
- Avirama Golan – Israeli journalist, writer, and translator
- The Village Notary – 1845 novel by József Eötvös
- Márton Szepsi Csombor – Hungarian pastor and travel writer (1595–1622)
- Herlinde Pissarek-Hudelist – Austrian theologian and university teacher (1932–1994)
- Margaritha Pissarek – Austrian nurse in South Korea (1935–2023)
- Navit Barel – Israeli poet, translator, literary editor, literary researcher (born 1977)
- Half a Life (Bulychev) – Science fiction novel by Kir Bulychev (1973)
- Avratyn Upland – Upland in Ukraine
- Eva Viežnaviec – Belarusian author and journalist (1970/1971–2026)
- List of Gulag memoirs
- Christ Landed in Grodno – Novel by Uladzimir Karatkievich
- Aleksandra Janusz – Polish writer, molecular biologist (born 1980)
- Alminas – 13th century Lithuanian duke
- Elżbieta Kossewska – Polish political scientist and cultural studies scholar
- Gomułka aliyah – 1956–1960 aliyah from Poland
- Sungul – Lake in Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia
- Amur watershed district – Watershed district of Russia
- Veliky Guslyar – Fictional city by Kir Bulychov
- Doctor Pavlysh – Fictional doctor from novels by Kir Bulychev
- Those Who Survive – Novel by Kir Bulychov
- Miha Šepec, Jr. – Slovenian badminton player
- Comments on the Past – Memoir by Boris Strugatsky
- Mirit Shem-Ur – Israeli songwriter, journalist, and author
- Ceux de nulle part – 1954 science fiction novel by François Bordes
- Arusyak Grigoryan – Armenian woman sports shooter
- Valentyna Honcharova – Ukrainian female sports shooter
- Lilit Mkrtchyan – Armenian woman sports shooter
- Gohar Harutyunyan – Armenian woman sports shooter Գոհար Հարությունյան
- Monument to the siege stickleback – Monument in Kronstadt, Russia
- Borders of Syria
- Historical reconstruction – Recreation of past lives, events, and objects
- Meir Ezofowicz – 1878 Polish novel
- Dar Al-Awadhi complex, Kuwait
- Nikodem Skotarczak – Polish mafioso and businessman
- Hanna Maria Giza – Polish radio journalist and actress
- Grenade (insignia) – Emblem representing a grenade with a flame; rescued from redirect
- Free Economic Society of Russia
- Great bows – Type of bows in Eastern orthodoxy
- Veliky Island – Island in Kandalaksha Gulf, White Sea, Russia
- Julia Darrow Cowles – American children's book writer and storyteller
- Our Little Cousin – American children's book series
- Kattakurgan Reservoir – Reservoir in Uzbekistan
- Kattakurgan training ground – Military training area in Uzbekistan
- Birlik-2025 – Multinational military exercise in Uzbekistan
- Kazakh Bay – Bay of the Caspian Sea in Kazakhstan
- Amram Nowak – American filmmaker
- The World of King Arthur. Maladie – Book by Andrzej Sapkowski
- Booty shake – Dance move
- Center 2011 – Collective Security Treaty Organization military exercise
- Richard Stephen Charnock – English lawyer, philologist and antiquary (1820–1905)
- Alatyube oil field – Oil field in Mangystau Region, Kazakhstan
- Oymasha oil field – Oil field in Mangystau Region, Kazakhstan
- Oymasha training ground, military training ground, Kazakhstan
- Oymasha Lake, Kazakhstan
- Mistaken identity (plot device) – Plot device
- Edwin Greenlaw – American scholar and educator
- Remdiesel (Russia) – Russian automobile plant
- Eliahu Mordecai Werbel – Hebrew-language poet, translator, and educator
- Andreychin -------------------------------------------------------------
- Andrienko
- Andruszkiewicz
- Andrez
- Zverka
- Andronik
- Kochetov (disambiguation)
- Kochetov
- Siftei renanot
- Akhmatov
- Remdiesel
- Grabar (disambiguation)
- Arsalan
- Arslan (disambiguation)
- Arslanov
- Vougar
- Durgi
- Tsentr
- Oymasha
- Feverel
- Okno (disambiguation)
- Booty shake (disambiguation)
- Rakhmanin
- Rakhmaninov (surname)
- Titze
- Maladie
- Imperial Marinheiro
- Mikhail Polyakov
- Haider (disambiguation)
- Dergham
- Ruslanov
- Muhammad (surname)
- Kattakurgan (disambiguation)
- Oriolo (disambiguation)
- Sointula (disambiguation)
- Velikaya (disambiguation)
- Velikoye (disambiguation)
- Nikoś
- Al-Awadi
- Fujairah (disambiguation)
- Golodayevka
- Svyatoslavna
- Svyatoslavich
- Józefowicz
- Yuzefovich
- Pastushenko
- Sovin
- Sobin (surname)
- Skrypnik
- Șova
- Skripkin
- Shabarov
- Šefer
- Sefer (given name)
- Karczmar
- Karczmarz
- Kadochnikov
- Chabanenko
- Johar (disambiguation)
- Johri
- Govhar
- Lilit (given name)
- Lilita
- Kohar
- Sankt Goar (disambiguation)
- Honcharov
- Morstein
- Arusyak
- Smoluchowski
- Shem-Ur
- Berkova
- Berka (surname)
- Dionysio
- Dionys
- Deniss
- Dennise
- Dionisije
- Dionisie
- Olar
- Shash
- Ahun (disambiguation)
- Flag raising
- Pavlysh (disambiguation)
- Grubin
- Poisoned apple
- Kossowski
- Field of Wonders
- Kashtan (disambiguation)
- Kashtanov
- Sergey Gusev (disambiguation)
- Fischbein
- Plugaru
- Lukminas
- Abramchuk
- Aksamit
- Yarkoni
- Markuszewski
- Bratchikov
- Memey
- False conclusion
- Nyoman
- Żołnierowicz
- Yerofeich
- Yeroshkin
- Yeroshin
- Yerofey
- Iyerofey
- Jerotej
- Lukáš
- Sagner
- Schilt (surname)
- Ivan Lebedev (disambiguation)
- Evgeni Lebedev (disambiguation)
- Pavel Lebedev (disambiguation)
- Lebedyev
- Lebedzew
- Janičić
- Geller (disambiguation)
- Barel (disambiguation)
- Navit (disambiguation)
- Scribe (name)
- Pissarek
- Hudelist
- Akhun (disambiguation)
- Akhunov
- Akhunovo (disambiguation)
- Szepsi (disambiguation)
- Bernard Adams (disambiguation)
- Lebedev (disambiguation)
- Köhnen
- Kuehn (surname)
- Koene
- Juliana Maria
- Dronning Juliana Maria
- Avirama
- Herlinde
- ARDD
- ARDM
- Ardy
- AQE (disambiguation)
- AQU (disambiguation)
- AXM (disambiguation)
- AZV