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My primary focuses include:
- Folk music topics, particularly bagpipes and improving and organising coverage of highly localised musical traditions
- Central and South Asian Islamic history, particularly in terms of rendering existing and new articles into NPOV
- Improving sourcing and academic accuracy of Indian articles on castes and social groups; the subject is woefully prone to puffery and pseudo-history
- Military history, particularly translating articles on conflicts not generally covered in English-language publications
- Militancy and paramilitary organisations, to include sectarian and revolutionary groups
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The Rosetta Barnstar |
| For translating so many articles from Russian, I'd like to give you this ;-) Pattont/c 20:25, 19 February 2009 (UTC) |
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The Helping Hand Barnstar |
| For responding to my plea for help at WP:Requests for feedback more enthusiastically that I could have dreamed of, and responding to forty-seven requests in ten days! --Physics is all gnomes (talk) 20:48, 30 March 2011 (UTC) |
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The India Star |
| For the Indian bagpipe instrument articles. keep up your great work. AshLin (talk) 13:32, 24 April 2011 (UTC) |
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The Cleanup Barnstar |
| For your incredible clean up work on Indian caste related articles. —SpacemanSpiff 05:57, 28 April 2011 (UTC) |
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- Movements for National, Ethnic Liberation or Regional Autonomy Leftist Parties of the World
- Liberation Movements, Terrorist Organizations, Substance Cartels, and Other Para-State Entities
- 1995 Patterns of Global Terrorism U.S. Department of State
- Chronology of Significant Terrorist Incidents 1961–2005
Afghan Salafi mini-states
- [5], Carolines articles
- [6], early tanks
- Law, power, and justice in England and Wales By Ian K. McKenzie
- UNHCR report , religious minorities
- [7], lists of East Timor militias
- [8] Muslim populations in the Pacific Islands.
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- Sokeh's Rebellion
- Islamic Revolutionary State of Afghanistan, or Dawlat
- International Bagpipe Museum
- Berlin Musical Instrument Museum
- Firqa (military), counterinsurency local troops who fought for the British in Oman
- Dinassaut, French Indo-China War riverine forces
- Sudanese cuisine
- Army of Observation (please be aware of Third Reserve Army of Observation)
- USMC 1st Armored Car Squadron
- Pamiri rubab
- qashqar
- Urta Tagail, island in the Amu Darya [9]
- Pader-e-Watan, Soviet-Afghan local paramilitaries
- misri, unrefined sugar in Pakistan
- Tashkent embassy bombings
- Chris Knutsen, early 20thC harp-guitar maker
- Paseo del Jaguar, conservation corridor
- Sayyed Mansour, Sayed Jaffar - Ismaili leaders in Baghlan
- Sarandoy, Afghan MoI paramilitary in the Soviet era
- Dawa'a al-Jihad
- United States Congressmen wounded or killed in the line of duty
- Category:Military disbanding and disarmament
- Buffalo hunting
- Lee Jurras [10]
- Jim Harvey, firearms cartridge designer
- Neville S. Bertie-Clay, inventor of "dum-dum" bullets (get pic???)
- George Charles Nonte Jr., (George Nonte), Army Ordnance officer, somehow mixed-up in the JFK assassination.
- John Mooar, buffalo hunter
- The Plant Hunters, [11]
- 1990 Indian Arts And Crafts Act
- Minerva armoured car
- Ouzeria
- Corpse powder
- Ethnographic Museums Network of Asturias
- Tritton Trench-Crosser
- Aubriot-Gabet "Fortress"
- Grand Sec d'Orléans
- Rhodesian Armoured Car Regiment (RhACR) - 1973-1979
- Saudeleur dynasty
- Khudoyar
- Muhammad Ali Madali
- Manhaj
- Sendlinger murder Christmas
- Buffalo hunter
- Haetumant
- Gesellschaft Nordwest-Kamerun
- Fijian Wars
- David Whippey (Fiji beachcomber)
- James Munro (Sealer) (about 1779-1845), sealer and ″King of the Eastern Straits″
- Juro Oka (father of Japanese whaling)
- Luis Oacpicagigua, leader of the Pima Indian revolt
- iich'aa, Navajo beserking
- ENT rifle
- Esser Barrat rifle
- Loure (bagpipe), a Norman bagpipe
- Haitian-American Convention
- Vinogel
- Syntagma Musicum
- Treaty of Daan, Ottoman-Yemeni WWI-era treaty
- Colo Wars, 19th century Fiji
- Forestière, a French colonial company in Central Africa
- Patagonia rebelde or Patagonia Trágica (1921-1922)
- Kamal Haidari, planned Ayatollah of Bahrain in the failed 1981 coup
- Sipah-e-Mohammed Pakistan, Shia militia in Pakistan
- Ghulam Raza Naqvi, leader of SMP
- Thokar Niaz Beg, majority Shia town outside Lahore with militant history
- Sadeq Ganji, Iranian diplomat assassinated by SSP in 1990
- Milli Yekjehti Council, org to reduce sectarian violence in Pakistan
- Sheikh Haq Nawaz Jhangvi, SSP/LeJ assassin of Sadeq Ganji
- 2007 Himandhoo Standoff, Maldives[12]
- Deir El-Sultan, a church contested between Ethiopians and Copts
- Front of Shamyl, Chechen militia
- Union of Avar Jamaat, Chechen militia
- Sipah-e-Mohammed Pakistan
- Mir Tahsin Saied Beg, Yazidi secular leader
- Alamdar Foundation, Shi'a organisation in Kurram Agency
- Taqwa-e-Ilahee, Shi'a religous concept?
- The Breeders (militant group), eco-terror group that claimed to have released medflies on CA crops
- Buha, region tied to Burundi
- Baladullah, Muslim commune in California [13]
- E W Clark, first Christian missionary in Nagaland
- Shi'a Islam in Indonesia
- Treaty of Mudros (1918), Yemen
- Falak music
- Evans Repeating Rifle
- Shi'a Islam in Tajikistan
- Cezzar Ahmed, Bosnian adventurer/merecenary in 1700s
- Whaling in Madagascar
- Muktana Baha-ud-Din, Druze leader around 1000CE
- 1828 Proclamation of Demarcation, Tasmanian law restricting Aboriginal movement
- Shi'a Islam in Burkina Faso
- Islam in Hawaii
- Islam in Christmas Island
- Mohawk Warrior Society, Canadian militant group
- Sudanese Iraqis (Darfurian Iraqis?)
- Persecution of Recusants, Cornish history
- Gordon Bennett (union organiser), advocate for Chinese miner's rights on Christmas Island
- Connaught Rangers Mutiny (Punjab, 1920)[14]
- Ghazi Force, Pakistani militant group
- Gun Owners of South Africa
- Mir Ahmad Shah and his 1976 Afghanistan attempted coup
- Society of Good Samaritans, Tsarist students' first-aid corps
- Wilhelm Brandt, Achim R. von Kries, John Kenneth Lockhart, foreign tank instructors for Bolivia
- Träskofiol, Swedish clog fiddle
- Nur Movement
- Unconditional Divisions, Khmer Rouge elite military units
- Fire for Judaism/Love of Youth, anti-miscegenation Israeli vigilantes
- Karakol (resistance group) (Black Arm) The first resistance group of the Armistice period, Istanbul, 1918
- Kunduz University
- Chesley Goseyun Wilson, Apache-fiddle maker
- Ahmadiyya in Afghanistan
- Khatm-e Nubuwwat, anti-Ahmadi movement
- Smith & Wesson Bodyguard
- Chris Ormston, Northumbrian smallpipe player
- Stuffie, Rhode Island stuffed quahog
- Carl Friedrich Uhlig, concertina inventor
- Billy Purvis, minstrel pastoral piper
- Hamish Moore, smallpipes maker
- Moises Liebana, gaita cabreiresa player
- Plum jerkum, Warwickshire plum cider
- Al-Burkan (Volcano), anti-Qadaffi militant group
- Serapio Romero "Cinchonero"; Honduran rebel, beheaded 1865
- 1993 Brooklyn mosque standoff
- Abdul Kerim Efendi, Japanese-backed Ottoman pretender
- Gozinesh, Iranian discriminatory law
- Sikhism in Iran[15]
- Philoumenos Khassapis, archiamandrite killed by an Israeli settler
- Three Knolls Massacre, 1865 California
- Nasaristan, proposed Muslim state in Ceylon
- 1975 Jamiat-e Islami attempted coup
- Mundum, Hindu Nepali/Bhutani religion
- Abdul Khaliq, assassin of Nadir Shah (Afghanistan)
- J. Collingwood Bruce, promoted Northumbrian smallpipes
- Acchutanand, Dalit ascetic and social reformer
- Masjid-e-Hindan, Sikh gurudwara in Tehran
- 1975 Panjshir revolt
- Siege of Herat (1838)
- Alawite Youth Movement of Ali Eid, Lebanon
- Arab Red Knights, Lebanon Alawite militia
- Tripoli Brigades, Hariri-backed militia
- Abu'l-Fadl al-Isfahani, declared "god incarnate" by the Qarmatians
- Melophone, guitar/harmonium hybrid
- Zaahiri, literalist madhab
- Gokprosh, location in Baluchistan
- Queen's Cobra Battalion, Thai unit in the Vietnam War
- Sheikh Abdilahi, Shia convert in Mombassa[16]
- Wadi Abu Jameel, Arabic name for "Valley of the Jews"
- Stamped Penny
- Krishnacore
- 1946 Naval Uprising, India
- Tibetan Army
- Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire
- Camp Polonia, Polish refugee camp in Iran, WWII
- al-Tash Garrison, IDP camp in Iraq 2003
- Taqtaq Camp, Salaam Camp; refugee camps in Iran (Shi'a?)
- Al Artawea, Iraqi refugee camp in Saudi
- Khoy Refugee Camp, Iraqi refugee camp in Iran
- Austrian Mozambique (?) [17]
- M1 Armored Car, 1938
- T4 Armored Car (Soviet?)
- Lancaster Plan, British support for Afghan military upgrades, 1940s
- Dingo scalping, bounty hunting
- Chanko nabe, sumo food
- Bamiyan University
- Shugni people, Pamirs
- Gosfandi District, Sar-e Pol
- Nardain area India conquered by Mahmud of Ghazni
- Pointy-talky card
- Muhammadians, Sufi path
- James Robson of Thropton, Jacobite poet
- Tajammu al-Arabi, North African Arab-supremacist group
- Riconquista of Libya, 1922
- Iran Liberation Army (Azadegan), monarchists
- pacca vs. kachcha food in Hinduism
- Z plus security status, India
- Hazara Pioneers
- Persian-Afghan Wars
- Raushania, 16th C. Muslim movement
- Gratton Flood, Irish historian
- Censorship in Malta
- Ishaq Khan, 19th C. Afghan rebel
- Ghost catcher, Siberian mouth-harp
- Zunnifis, Georgian bagpipe
- Karkm, Turkmen bagpipe
- Demam, Gulf bagpipe (synonym?)
- Ossetian and Kurdish bagpipes?
- Zummarah-bi-soan, an Egyptian bagpipe
- Triple pipes an early Celtic instrument
- Egg in beer (the beverage, and the origin of the phrase)
- Leif Eriksson (pipemaker)
- Tulum-zurna, Azeri bagpipe
- Babylon (Rastafarianism)
- Rakkopilli, a Voltic bagpipe
- Manton, Lincolnshire
- Čybyzga, some kind of Kazakh instrument?
- Oxi, Amazonian coca-based drug
- Francois Balthasar Solvyns, Indiologist
- Gudigara, carpenter caste
- Dauwa Ahir, wet-nurse Ahir
- Rosca (instrument), Spanish hornpipe
- Edgar Stahmer, populariser of the bowed psaltery
- Hunting lynx, hunting cheetah [18]
- Gaucho Murders, Falklands
- Rafzi, anti-Shia slur
- Concerned Criminals, Irish criminal-civic organisation
- Mang (caste), musicians and criminals
- Māng-Garori, snake-charmers and criminals
- Phensedyl abuse, cough syrup in South Asia
- Kerala massacre, Afghanistan 1979
- Jacobus Opperman, Swaziland general in the Boer War
- Ghost catcher, Siberian mouth-bow
- Navajo Rangers, LEO agency
- Kansas Navy
- US Military Telegraph, Civil War-era contractor
- Blind bill folding, process for touch-identifying US currency
- Tribal emancipation, India
- Point talk card
- Human Kindness Day, 1975 DC riots
- Hello girls
- Colt Field Signal Lamp
- Willliam Mitchell
- 1st Separate Battalion
- E. A. H. Blunt [19]
- Economic emancipation (Zimbabwe?)
- Telingan - Victorian racial theory term for East Indian
- Lion Guardians, Masai conservation group
- Hezb-e Iqtidar-e Islami-ye Afghanistan
- Frontstalag 230 (also known as Ndesse)
- Camp le Rolland - Viet-Cambodia border
- Chikudu, Rwandan wooden scooter[20]
- Nur Muhammad Shibari, Ismaili militia leader in Bamiyan
- Tajwar Takar, female mujahid in Kunduz
- Fo Halloo, Manx nationalist group
- Akilineq, possible pre-1492 Inuit name for Europe
- Desert golf
- North Amazon Company
[edit] Drafts for rescue
To be published if the originator never shows back up.
[edit] Planned extremist articles
[edit] Political liberation groups
[edit] Appendices