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Countries

Afghanistan

Wikipedia:Requested articles/Afghanistan

Argentina

Enrique Telemaco Susini

China

Hong Kong

Hungary

István Mikola, Fidesz deputy prime minister nominee

India

See Wikipedia:Notice board for India-related topics/Requested articles

Italy

Brisighella - Monteriggioni - Laziogate - La Rinascente -

Japan

See Wikipedia:Requested articles/Japan

Jordan

General Intelligence Department

Mozambique

Hama Thai

The Netherlands

New Zealand

See Template:Wikiportal:New Zealand/Opentask

Portugal

Moorish Portugal (detailed history of Muslims in Portugal before Christian Reconquest)

Romania

Hadareni, Mures Romanian nationality and Romanian ethnicity

Slovenia

Ivo Vajgl, politician

Spain

Carlos Blanco (born 1986), child prodigy and egyptologist who was very famous between 1998 and 2000 for collaborating with several mass media programs and for his knowledge of languages, History and Science. Reckoned as the youngest Egyptologist by the newspaper El Mundo in 1998: * El Mundo, 24-V-1998, 32 y Madrid, 1-4: "El egiptólogo más jóven de Europa vive en Coslada. (Carlos Alberto Blanco es capaz de descifrar jeroglíficos del antiguo Egipto con sólo 12 años).Siro Jiménez de Alcázar. His web page is www.carlosblanco.es

Subnational regions

Wikipedia:Requested_articles/Geographical regions

Events

Blogstorm Occurrences - China Airlines flight 140 - The disappearance of the SS Marine Sulphur Queen Neo-Assyrian Age - The Phoenix Lights event - 23 July 2002 Quecreek Mining Accident - The OPM (Other People's Money) Scandal - The Green Corn Rebellion - The 2005 Podcasting and Portable Media Expo - 2002 National Antarctica Day -

Biographies

People (misc)/Professions/Groupings (listed alphabetically)

Steven Aftergood
Norris Alderson
Wanda Alston
Bartholomeus Amicus (Seventeenth-century scholar)
Ralph Archbold
Michael Ashley
Judy Baca (Chicana Muralist)
Laszlo Balogh
Svante Banér
Frans Banning Cocq
Phil Bergeron
Daphne Bavelier - resumé
Dominik Binder (Austrian philosopher)
Konina Biswas
Rudolph Blankenburg -Politician
Friedrich von Bodelschwingh - pastor of the Bethel Institution who resisted Hitler's order to exterminate the mentally ill.
Curtis J. Bonk (education theorist)
Melvin Boozer (US vice-presidential candidate)
Charles Bouvard - (French Chemist 1572-1658?)
Ruby Bradley
Margaret Brent
Rob Brezsny - (author, astrologer, musican)
Ruth Muskrat Bronson
Gary Brown
Walter Brueggeman - Theologian
Leslie Burger (librarian)
Martin Burkenroad
Beatrice Campbell
Praveen Chaudhari
James Coe
Brian Coppola
Max De Crinis
Paul Cuffee (18/19th century African-American businessman)
Thomas F. Daetwyler (diplomat)
Christopher Dede
Justin DeJong (Mapped famous Counter-Strike maps.)
Tom DeLuca (hypnotist)
Ferdinand Demara Jr (a book, "The Great Impostor" was written about his exploits)
Nina DeSesa
Barbara Dewey
William Dietz- (author)
Lloyd Dinkelspiel
Sandra Dolby
Marko Antun Dominis
Capt. John E. Draim
Helen Dukas
Charles E. Dull
Cynthia Dwork
Oscar Dyson
Ted Einstein
Joseph Erb
Williamson Evans animator
Pietro Fedele
Bob Fenster
Timothy Foecke
Henry Foxall
Thomas Frampton
Laura Franklin
Kai Fu-Lee (Microsoft defector, worked at Apple and SGI)
Charles B. Fulton Jr. - Businessman, religious leader
Jeff Gardiner
Gilles Garnier - The Werewolf of Dole
Susan Garrett
Saul Gass
Marin Getaldiæ
Shukri Ghanim (Prime Minister of Libya since 2003)
Kenneth C. Green
Harold J. Grimm - reformation/medieval historian
Isaac Halpern
Eric Hatch
Cody Hauri (http://codyhauri.blogsome.com)
Heinrich Heime (Communist? Contemporary of Karl Marx? misspelling of Heinreich Heine?)
William Francis Hildebrand (American chemist)
Frank Hogg
Susan Jacoby
Thomasina Jordan
Allyson Jule (Canadian academic and researcher on language and gender)
Chris Kantor (entrepuner)
George Kantor (roboticist, not the same as Georg Cantor)
Lawrence Karlton
Maurice Karnaugh - Karnaugh maps
Elisha Kellogg
Ernst Kessler
Jeong Kim (engineer)
Martin J. Klein (scientist)
Marcia Knous (Mozilla Foundation)
Alfredo Gallegos Lara aka Padre Pistolas [1]
Etienne Laurin (AtnNn)
Jo Legood
Robert Levitt
Mike Lin
Peter Lu
Zadok Magruder
Carré de Malberg - French jurist
Neil Mathur
Mathew Mayer West Papua Freedom Spokesperson
Richard Mayer
Whitney McNally controversial staff writer for Details
Jon Melby - Airshow pilot
James Grier Miller
Ed Monk (boat designer)
M. Brooke Murdock
Mike Murphy (poet for children)
John Nelder (professor of statistics home page at Imperial College and the Nelder of Nelder-Mead fame)
Tom Norris
Paul Nulsen (astronomer)
Anton Oberbeck
Gen Henry Obering
Henry Onderdonk
Oliver Optic Real name: William T Adams. One of the most prolific American authors of 19th century.
Mehmet C. Oz
H. J. Pain
John Henry Pepper
Carlos Peralta
Don Carlos Percy
Charles Louis Eloi Pernet
Ian Philpot
Adrian Pike
Jeffrey Pleasure
Zenon Pozdniak expatriate leader of Belorussian People's Front
William Poundstone
Adam Powers
Weston Price - Nutrition researcher, global traveller studying food traditions
Heinrich Quincke
Van Reid
Peter Reilly (famous defendant of court case, was coerced into false confession of killing his mother)
Royal R. Rife (A famous scientist who might have discovered a "cure" for cancer)http://www.sftesla.org/Topic/Rife.htm and http://www.rife.org/
Daniel Andreas San Diego
Marjorie Scardino
Paul Arthur Schilpp
Johann Schumacher - Director of Russian Academy under Peter the Great
Geyr von Schweppenberg - (German general in World War Two)
Iocus Severus - A large player in the Neurocam game
Sonia Shankman
John Shive (or Schive?) (Bell Labs scientist)
Maria Siemionow
Gabriel Sigal
Massimo Signoracci
Spencer Silver (inventor)
Donald J. Sobol- author of Encyclopedia Brown books
Brehon B. Somervell (WWII general responsible for supply of troops)
Sean "Ailsean" Stone - Known as Ailsean; remixer of video game music; popular for "Terra In Black" and "The Knights Come Marching Home"
Dr Edward Stonestreet
George Stratemeyer
Peter Stubbe - The Werewolf of Bedburg
Roberto Suarez - Bolivian drug lord.
John Suter - Iditatrod competitor
David Szady
Stuart Tay - Orange County murder victim
Lee Thornton (CBS News)
James Thornwell (http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=129491)
Theresa Toigo
Colonel Tomb U.S. media alias of a North Vietnamese MiG pilot, usually believed to be two pilots, Dinh Ton (last name was mangled by the U.S. press as "Tomb") and Dang Ngoc Ngu. [2]
Naomi Uemura (World-class solo mountaineer and adventurer) [3]
Joseph Vann (Cherokee leader)
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
Faust Vranèiæ
Maureen Wadia
Sharon Wild (Porn Star)
Jimbo Wilkinson
Arthur W. Wright
Charlse S. Wright
Safwaan Zamakda(Born in 1989)
Louis Zborowski

Ancient people

Aceratus - greek epigrammatist
Acesander - IIIrd or IInd century BC, greek tragic author
Aeschrio - IVth century BC, lyrical greek poet
Aethlius - Vth century BC, greek historian
Agaclytus - greek historian
Agathemerus - greek geographer
Eryximachus

Famous French people

Famous UK people

See also: Have I Got News For You episodes list has a really long list of everyone to have been on Have I Got News For You.

Charles Benham
Lynne Brindley
Godfrey Herbert Ince
Biju Longhinos
Sir Hedworth Meux (Admiral of the Fleet)
Arthur P. Pedrick (inventor)
Sir Ayni Haz Kaljeet Dosani Punjap (Head of the Khalistan alliance.)
Sir Mathew Reid
George Sitwell
Amanda Vickery
Charles Wheeler
Edmund Willard

Famous Romanian people

Other

Dungeons and Dragons: Various dieties such as Dallah Thaun There are new books and resources out there to find things. I suggest starting with Races of the Wild and maybe the Draconomicon.
Official Disney Pin Trading
Jasper Holmes
British India administration and provincial organisation
Fey language (yourdictionary.com explains it as, "Having or displaying an otherworldly, magical, or fairylike aspect or quality")
Professional wrestling in Canada
Commercial engineering
JML Manufacturers
rollover cable Like crossover but different
College Kidnappers 1930's crime gang
Isotonix Company which sells vitamins as a powder, for fast absorption when water added
Market America Selling business
Omar Ramadhan Mapuri
f2c, the Fortran to C converter
List of famous mansions
Ma Frensky
Guardians of Ga'Hoole
Hall of tortured souls
afficionado
1994 Ann Arbor City-Township Boundary Policy Statement
Visio Tnugdali
Acronym dictionary
Statement of Auditing Standards
Infotalent Systems
Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream
CONFEUNASSC
Mamur Zapt
Charter of Larmenius
Leonardo's Laptop
Scientific Exploration Society
onlysimchas.com, big site among Jewish community
Service with a smile
Nile Basin Initiative
The SR: A Runescape Clan
Laurin Publishing
Byers Lake
Parity Progression Ratio
Vienna Sausages
unindicted co-conspirator
domino rally
Aesar
Gunsel
Knaack
Tilly Balloon Company
nightmarket
Market Australia Business company
zetetics
El Galiban
CCRC
sopnatic
Quagan
Syndeton
Pickwick Dance Club
Social Aid & Pleasure Club
zeguma
Memory cloth
Liars' Dice
clystron
The Last Fandango
AAGAD
EGAD
Roadtrain
Martman (http://www.martman.co.uk)
Wagner the Wehr-Wolf
Pancho as a surname for Francisco
Shudder (To shiver convulsively, as from fear or revulsion{what are the mechanisms?})
Fork Mountain
murrhine
zythum
R. Tucker Thompson
Riddell
Harbor Bay (apparel)
The Whitehall Restaurant
Moose's Restaurant San Francisco
Mike Bucci (Possible Mafia member)
Cognomen Syndrome
Sajul (I tried to start a page for it, hoping others could fill in the details, but someone promptly deleted it! All I know is that it's a Filipino surname. Interested in origins, other meanings, usages, etc.)
Tugboat Annie
Mint cake, as in Kendal
Thinking-East Journalism project that uses university students from Central Asia as reporters; implicated in Tulip Revolution of Kyrgyzstan. (http://www.thinking-east.net)
The Registan blog devoted to Central Asia; does alot of work with Thinking-East (http://www.registan.net)
Wymersley
Dr. Toy
Cheeble
Eucerit
Fun Phone It's used in arcades. Basically, you put in a coin, and you hear something recorded. I think Wikipedia should have something about this.
Metalbladex4
Bartholdi Park
flaming bishop
seemingly ordinary
Alaskan Firedragon
The Banks
Ultra Game Players Magazine (The one with bill dunahue)
Carter Hall
A/V Club
Txujtshajlim
goose juggling
jolie-laide
Rainbow Goblin Story
Storyspace
Mickey Mouse subjects
Bang cartoons
National Science Learning Centre
East Lansing High School Quizbowl
Micropedia
CrystalXP.net bricopacks
PCAST
OARDC
Apple Creek Developmental Center
Washhouse

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 ===[[Spain]]===
-Carlos Blanco (born 1986), child prodigy and egyptologist who was very famous between 1998 and 2000 for collaborating with several mass media programs and for his knowledge of languages, History and Science. Reckoned as the youngest Egyptologist by the newspaper El Mundo in 1998: * El Mundo, 24-V-1998, 32 y Madrid, 1-4: "El egiptólogo más jóven de Europa vive en Coslada. (Carlos Alberto Blanco es capaz de descifrar jeroglíficos del antiguo Egipto con sólo 12 años).Siro Jiménez de Alcázar.
+[[Carlos Blanco]] (born 1986), child prodigy and egyptologist who was very famous between 1998 and 2000 for collaborating with several mass media programs and for his knowledge of languages, History and Science. Reckoned as the youngest Egyptologist by the newspaper El Mundo in 1998: * El Mundo, 24-V-1998, 32 y Madrid, 1-4: "El egiptólogo más jóven de Europa vive en Coslada. (Carlos Alberto Blanco es capaz de descifrar jeroglíficos del antiguo Egipto con sólo 12 años).Siro Jiménez de Alcázar.
 His web page is www.carlosblanco.es