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"Max und Mauli"?

The article says "Some Swiss German papers use the name 'Max und Mauli', while others use 'Calvin & Hobbes'.". I live in the german part of Switzerland, read lots of newspapers and have never seen this title before. This "fact" seems to get copied from website to website without double-checks. Is there any factual evidence somebody can present for this? I mentioned this problem half a year ago here and nobody responded, so I'm deleting this now. Peter S. 23:38, 23 Jun 2005 (UTC)

"Max und Mauli" confirmed

When I lived on the Swiss border (on the German side), all the Calvin and Hobbes comics posted at our office were titled "Max und Mauli". This was the only name I knew of for the Calvin and Hobbes comic in German until a couple years ago. I haven't yet found any hard references I can make to this practice to justify writing about it for Wikipedia, but I continue to look. Does anyone else have any references they could provide? Hersbruck (talk) 15:33, 12 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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Translation

Could someone translate this?:

Muodonmuutoskone

Hienosti sarjan henkeä ilmentää Lassin keksimä muodonmuutoskone. Tavallinen pahvilaatikko, joka 6-vuotiaan mielikuvituksella voi muuttaa hänet miksi tahansa. Kun Lassi esitteli ensi kerran koneen, muutti hän samassa sarjassa itsensä mm. tiikeriksi Leevin rinnalle. Myöhemmissä jaksoissa Lassi muutteli muodonmuutoskonetta tarpeen mukaan myös monistuskoneeksi ja aikakoneeksi

Lassipallo

Peli, jota Lassi ja Leevi pelaavat. Lassi on usein todennut inhoavansa urheilua ja joukkuelajeja mm. lukuisten sääntöjen takia. Tästä syystä Lassin lempilajiksi onkin muodostunut hänen itse keksimänsä laji, Lassipallo. Pelin erikoisuus on ettei siinä ole valmiita sääntöjä, vaan niitä keksitään samalla kun peliä pelataan. Samoja sääntöjä ei myöskään koskaan käytetä kahdesti. Yleensä kaikki urheilulajit joita Lassi ja Leevi harrastavat muuttuvat ennen pitkää Lassipalloksi. Leevin lisäksi myös lapsenvahti Riitta on ottanut osaa peliin sarjan loppupuolella, ja pärjäsikin oikein hyvin sisäistettyään pelin tärkeimmän ajatuksen, "pudottuaan viisauden lähteeseen".

If you could, that would be great. --64.107.78.194 (talk) 20:16, 16 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I found the text above at http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lassi_ja_Leevi. I don't have a Finnish translator handy. —EncMstr (talk) 20:33, 16 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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