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27 June 2024

7 June 2024

  • 04:3304:33, 7 June 2024 diff hist −48 Estado Novo (Portugal)Very few historians of either Portuguese History or the history of Fascism regard the Estado Novo as a fascist regime--excepting only those who favor an especially broad definition of 'fascism'.

30 May 2024

  • 20:2420:24, 30 May 2024 diff hist +97 1964 Brazilian presidential electionappreciate the rest of Number57's revisions to the infobox, but I cannot see how the Home State line could possibly be a violation of WP:MOSINFO. If I'm incorrect would appreciate a link to any relevant meta-articles.
  • 20:0720:07, 30 May 2024 diff hist −12 m 1964 Brazilian presidential electionlol forgot to actually remove the brief mention which was the point of the edit. Actually removed now. Justification for this decision is written in preceding edit explanation. Seriously though the coup was like 95-99% Brazilian, it would be a little bit like calling the Iraq War a "Polish-backed American Invasion" and not mentioning any of the other coalition members that sent far more troops.
  • 19:1719:17, 30 May 2024 diff hist +40 m 1964 Brazilian presidential electionThe decision to mention US involvement in the lead here reflects a highly Amerocentric perspective on Brazil's history. Few historians would dispute that the 1964 coup was indeed backed by the United States, but it was planned, organized and led entirely by elements within Brazil itself, and America's direct involvement was limited to the point that its actual efficacy is disputed. An article about Brazilian history briefly mentioning a Brazilian coup ought to treat it as a BRAZILIAN coup
  • 19:0519:05, 30 May 2024 diff hist +48 m 1960 Brazilian presidential electionClarifying that Quadros had the biggest win in the history of Brazilian Democracy, not Brazilian History in general. The sham elections held during the Military Dictatorship had far larger margins, exceeding 90 points current

28 May 2024

  • 16:2816:28, 28 May 2024 diff hist +66 Brazilian IntegralismAdding citation needed tag to claims that Salgado opposed all forms of racism and antisemitism. This does not jive well with what reading (admittedly not that much) I've done on this guy current

18 May 2024

  • 01:1801:18, 18 May 2024 diff hist −3,331 Kfar Aza massacreCleaning up article, which had some odd artifacts (including a duplicated sentence in two different parts of the casualties section) and awkward wording stemming from it being written piecemeal as new information came out over time, as well as one paragraph concerning violence across all Hamas attacks (mainly outside Kfar Aza) which were mistakenly lumped together here. Also added lines concerning the two protests arranged by Kfar Aza survivors in Tel Aviv.

31 March 2024

  • 15:5615:56, 31 March 2024 diff hist −488 Gaza humanitarian crisis (2023–present)Undid revision 1216472430 by David A (talk) The issue isn't the source, but whether the sentence provides useful information. Nukes' explosive yield vary by orders of magnitude and are not used in a manner similar to artillery or airstrikes. The paragraph already gives a good overview of the scale of the calamity in Gaza; the 'nuke' sentence thus only contributes ambiguity and misleading mental imagery. Tag: Undo

30 March 2024

  • 19:4419:44, 30 March 2024 diff hist −488 Gaza humanitarian crisis (2023–present)Removed loaded sentence saying bombs dropped on Gaza 'equivalent to two nuclear bombs'; this sentence's meaning is vague (how is this calculated? how big are the nuclear bombs themselves?), and 'nuclear' inherently conjure image of an attack specifically aimed to maximize civilian deaths. The other sentences in this paragraph do more than enough to emphasize the level of destruction caused by Israeli bombardment in the first weeks of war in a clearer and more objective manner. Tag: Reverted

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9 February 2024

  • 23:2323:23, 9 February 2024 diff hist +3 m EmbraerFixed minor anachronism; the 1969 mention of the 'Brazilian government' now links to the Military Dictatorship of that time rather than the present government structure

28 January 2024

23 January 2024

  • 20:3620:36, 23 January 2024 diff hist +348 World Economic ForumAdding by whom and citation needed tags to unsourced sentence in header, as well as adding link to 'Great Reset' in header, and a line about 'Great Reset' conspiracy theories in that subsection

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2 January 2024

27 December 2023

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6 August 2023

  • 04:4904:49, 6 August 2023 diff hist −357 Peter CooperRemoved a claim whose only source is a website for the estate of Peter Cooper, which does not cite any sources itself. I was unable to verify the claim independently.

10 July 2023

8 July 2023

2 July 2023

  • 01:5601:56, 2 July 2023 diff hist −1,284 Hungarian Revolution of 1956Removed paragraph on the etymology of "tankie" in the lead section; as this is not really relevant to the Hungarian Revolution itself, and is of trivial historical significance compared with any number of other consequences of the uprising

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