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Going just by the numbers...[edit]Out of interest, as at 31st December 2013 there were 1,337 featured articles yet to reach the main page (
Art, architecture and archaeology[edit] 12
Art, architecture and archaeology biographies[edit]· William Etty (19th-c. English artist) · Mortimer Wheeler (British archaeologist) Awards, decorations and vexillology[edit] None Biology[edit]As of 10 January 2016, 152 articles in this category
Armillaria gallica (widespread) · Boletus aereus (mainly Europe) · Boletus badius (North America, Europe) · Calvatia sculpta (North America) · Coprinellus micaceus (widespread) · Cortinarius violaceus N. hemisphere · Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca (widespread) · Imperator torosus (Southern Europe) · Rotula aquatica (widespread) · Omphalotus nidiformis (Australia) · Russulaceae widespread · Suillus bovinus (widespread) · Suillus luteus (widespread) · Tricholoma pardinum (widespread) · Turbinellus floccosus (widespread)
Banksia caleyi (Australia) · Banksia canei (Australia) · Banksia lemanniana (Australia) · Banksia marginata (Australia) · Banksia oblongifolia (Australia) · Banksia sphaerocarpa (Australia) · Isopogon anemonifolius (Australia) · Isopogon anethifolius (Australia) · Persoonia linearis (Australia) · Persoonia terminalis (Australia) Animals[edit]
Australian raven · Black currawong (Australia) · Brazza's martin (Africa) · Common tern (Europe, Asia, North America) · Delichon (Europe, Asia, Africa) · Eurasian blackcap (Europe, Asia, Africa) · Eurasian rock pipit · European nightjar · European storm petrel · Forest raven (Australia) · Fulvous whistling duck · Hoopoe starling (Madagascar, extinct) · Long-tailed ground roller (Madagascar) · Mascarene grey parakeet (extinct) · Pallas's leaf warbler (Asia) · Pale crag martin (Africa, Asia) · Perijá tapaculo (South America) · Rock martin (Africa) · Rodrigues starling (extinct) · Russet sparrow (Asia) · Saxaul sparrow (Asia) · White-eyed river martin (Thailand) · Yellowhammer · Yellow-tailed black cockatoo (Australia) · Zino's petrel (Madeira)
Ambondro mahabo (Madagascar, mammal) · Archaeoindris (Madagascar, primate) · Babakotia (Madagascar, primate) · Cuban macaw · Cryptoprocta spelea (Madagascar, carnivore) · Dromaeosauroides (Denmark) · Ferugliotherium (Argentina, fossil mammal) · Giganotosaurus (dinosaur) · King Island emu (Australia) · Mascarene parrot (Reunion) · Noronhomys (Brazil, rodent) · Opisthocoelicaudia (dinosaur) · Oryzomys antillarum (Jamaica, rodent) · Pennatomys (Caribbean, rodent) · Rodrigues solitaire (Madagascar, bird) · Spotted green pigeon (bird)
Poitevin horse (France)
Nothomyrmecia (ant species)
· Giant mouse lemur · Small-toothed sportive lemur
Mindomys (Ecuador) · Oryzomys couesi (Central America) · Oryzomys dimidiatus (Nicaragua) · Thomasomys ucucha (Ecuador) · Transandinomys (Central America, South America) · Transandinomys talamancae (Central America, South America) · Voalavo gymnocaudus (Madagascar)
European hare (Europe) · Hartebeest (Africa, mammal) · Salanoia durrelli (Madagascar, mammal) · Springbok (Africa) Biology biographies[edit](None) Business, economics and finance[edit]As of 10 January 2016, 25 articles in this category
American Arts Commemorative Series medallions · Cleveland Centennial half dollar · Eisenhower dollar · Hawaii Sesquicentennial half dollar · Huguenot-Walloon half dollar · Indian Head cent · Lewis and Clark Exposition dollar · Lexington-Concord Sesquicentennial half dollar · Liberty Head double eagle · McKinley Birthplace Memorial dollar · Susan B. Anthony dollar · Walking Liberty half dollar
Adam Eckfeldt (USA) Chemistry and mineralogy[edit]
Computing[edit]None Culture and society[edit] 3Baden-Powell House (UK, Scouting) · Monroe Edwards (American criminal) · Guy Fawkes Night (England/UK) · Pig-faced women (17th-century England and France) · Murder of Dwayne Jones (21stC. LGBT-related murder) · Josephine Butler (1828, English feminist) · Burke and Hare murders (British serial killing) Education[edit] 1C. R. M. F. Cruttwell (20th-century English historian and Evelyn Waugh figure) Engineering and technology[edit] 1
Food and drink[edit] 1
Food and drink biographies[edit]No items in this category Geography and places[edit]As of 10 January 2016, 34 articles in this category
Blyth, Northumberland · Brownhills · Greater Manchester · Herne Bay, Kent · Shaw and Crompton
Black Moshannon State Park · Columbia River · Paulins Kill
Geology and geophysics[edit] 1
Health and medicine[edit] 1History and politics[edit]As of 10 January 2016, 80 articles in this category
Fredonian Rebellion (Mexican Texas, 1826) · Convention of 1833 (Mexican Texas) · Kentucky gubernatorial election, 1899 · Thaddeus McCotter presidential campaign, 2012
Political history of medieval Karnataka (4th–16th centuries, modern-day India) · Western Chalukya Empire (10th–12th centuries, modern-day India)
Halifax Explosion (1917)
Senghenydd colliery disaster (mining accident, 1913)
Muhammad al-Durrah incident (Gaza Strip, 2000) History and politics biographies[edit]
Charles Scott (governor) (b. 1739, Governor of Kentucky) · Francis Nash (b. 1742, American Revolutionary War) · John J. Crittenden (b. 1787, Governor of Kentucky) · Political career of John C. Breckinridge (b. 1821, Vice President) · Thomas F. Bayard (b. 1828, Secretary of State) · Samuel J. Randall (b. 1828, House Speaker} · James A. Garfield (b. 1831, President 1881) · James B. McCreary (b. 1838, Governor of Kentucky) · William T. Anderson (b. 1839, Civil War guerilla) · Benjamin Tillman (b. 1847, US Senator and Governor) · Thomas R. Marshall (b. 1854, Vice-President 1913–21) · William Borah (b. 1865, US senator) · Warren G. Harding US president 1921–23 · Alben W. Barkley (b. 1877, Vice-President 1949–53) · George W. Romney (b. 1907, Republican/businessman) · Louie B. Nunn (b. 1924, Governor of Kentucky) · Ernie Fletcher (b. 1952, Governor of Kentucky) · Wail al-Shehri (9/11 hijacker) · George Tucker (politician) (b. 1775, member of US House of Representatives)
Don Dunstan (b. 1926, Australian)
Urse d'Abetot (c. 1040, royal official) · William Cragh (c. 1262, Welsh warrier) · Ambrose Rookwood (c. 1578, Gunpowder Plot) · Jeremy Thorpe (b. 1929, politician)
Tarrare (c. 1772, French showman and soldier) · William Harper (Rhodesian politician) (1916–2006, Rhodesia) · Norodom Ranariddh (b. 1944; Cambodian) · Ian Smith (b. 1919, Rhodesia) · P. K. van der Byl (b. 1923, South Africa) Polar exploration[edit]SY Aurora's drift (1915) Language and linguistics[edit]
Law[edit] 1Dietrich v The Queen (Australia) Law biographies[edit]Literature and theatre[edit]As of 10 January 2016, 55 articles in this category
Amazing Stories (USA, 1920s magazine) · Amazing Stories Quarterly (science fiction magazine) · Future Science Fiction and Science Fiction Stories · Galaxy Science Fiction (USA, 1950/80 magazine) · Ghost Stories (magazine) (USA 1926–32) · Halo: Contact Harvest (USA, 2007 sci-fi novel) · The Halo Graphic Novel (USA, 2006, sci-fi) · Science Fantasy (magazine) (UK, 1950s/60s) · Science Fiction Quarterly (US, 1940s, 1950s) · Scientific Detective Monthly US 1930s · Super Science Stories (UK, 1940s sci-fi magazine) · The Thrill Book US, 1919 · Venture Science Fiction (UK, 1950s sci-fi)
· South Pacific (1949, Rogers and Hammerstein) · A Song Flung Up to Heaven (2002, Angelou autobiography) · "Sinestro Corps War" (2007 comic book) · Vision in White 2009, Nora Roberts novel
Diamonds Are Forever (novel) James Bond novel · Live and Let Die (novel) 1954 James Bond novel · Dr No. (novel) 1958 James Bond novel · The Story of Miss Moppet Beatrix Potter story 1906
· Western Chalukya literature in Kannada (10th–12th century, India) · The Playboy Canada, 1990 (graphic novel) Literature and theatre biographies[edit]Little Tich (b. 1867, English music hall entertainer) · William Beach Thomas (b. 1868, English writer) · P. G. Wodehouse (b. 1881, British novelist and humorist) · Ezra Pound (b. 1885, American poet) · Laurence Olivier (20th c. British actor and director) · Kurt Vonnegut (US novelist) Mathematics[edit]
Biographies of mathematicians[edit]None Media[edit]As of 10 January 2016, 109 articles in this category
· But I'm a Cheerleader · The Cat and the Canary (1927 film) · Into Temptation (film) · Life's Shop Window 1914 film · The Mummy (1999 film) · Summer of '42 · Superman film series
Dredd · Persuasion (1995 film) · The Turn of the Screw (2009 film) · Witchfinder General (film)
Chandralekha (1948 film) · Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge · Eega · Enthiran (Tamil)
Air Mata Iboe · Djaoeh Dimata · Pah Wongso Pendekar Boediman · Si Tjonat · Soeara Berbisa · Sorga Ka Toedjoe
Rob-B-Hood (Hong Kong)
"Nightswimming" (Awake) · "Say Hello to My Little Friend"
Carnivàle · Characters of Carnivàle
"Partners in Crime" (Doctor Who)
Homicide: Life on the Street (season 2)
"Greatest Hits" (Lost) · Martin Keamy · "Meet Kevin Johnson" · "The Other Woman" (Lost)
Parks and Recreation (season 1)
"Cape Feare" · "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" · "You Only Move Twice"
· "Starvin' Marvin" (South Park)
· "Rejoined" · Star Trek: First Contact
"All Hell Breaks Loose" (Supernatural) · "Fresh Blood" (Supernatural) · "Pilot" (Supernatural) · Supernatural (season 1)
"all things" · "Deadalive" · "Deep Throat" (The X-Files episode) · "Home" (The X-Files) · "Ice" (The X-Files)
Animaniacs · Chad Harris-Crane · Firefly (TV series) · Kampung Boy (TV series) · Last Gasp (Inside No. 9) (fourth episode of series) · Madlax · Making Waves (TV series) · Sardines (Inside No. 9) · Temperatures Rising · The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
Media biographies[edit]Bradley Cooper (20th-century American actor) · D. Djajakusuma (Indonesian film director) · Jacobus Anthonie Meessen (19th-century Dutch photographer) · Michael Hordern (20th-century British actor) · Rod Steiger (20th-century American actor) · Peter Sellers (b. 1925, UK actor and comedian) Meteorology[edit] 81983 Atlantic hurricane season · 1991 Atlantic hurricane season · 2003 Atlantic hurricane season · Effects of Hurricane Isabel in Delaware · Effects of Hurricane Isabel in North Carolina · Hurricane Daniel (2006) · Hurricane Emily (1993) · Hurricane Fay (2014) · Hurricane Erika (2003) · Hurricane Gonzalo · Hurricane Gordon (2006) · Hurricane Hattie · Hurricane Hazel · Hurricane Irene (1999) · Hurricane Juan (1985) · Hurricane Marie (2014) · Meteorological history of Hurricane Gordon (1994) · Meteorological history of Hurricane Ivan · Meteorological history of Hurricane Jeanne · Meteorological history of Hurricane Patricia · Tropical Storm Carrie (1972) · Tropical Storm Gabrielle (2007) · Tropical Storm Hanna (2002) · Tropical Storm Henri (2003) · Typhoon Maemi · Typhoon Omar Music[edit]As of 10 January 2014, 90 articles in this category
· Noye's Fludde (Britten)
1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?) · Adore (The Smashing Pumpkins album) · "All You Need Is Love" (The JAMs song) · Aries (album) · Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) · By the Way · Confusion (album) · Diorama (Silverchair album) · Dream Days at the Hotel Existence · E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (album) · "Eyes of the Insane" · Fantasy Black Channel · Formula, Vol. 1 · Freak Out! · "Fuck the Millennium" · Halo 3 Original Soundtrack · "Halo" (Beyoncé song) · Hex Enduction Hour · Internationalist (album) · "Jihad" (song) · Kala (album) · Kill 'Em All (Metallica album) · Made in the Dark · Maya (M.I.A. album) · "Monkey Gone to Heaven" · "My Happiness" (Powderfinger song) · New York Dolls (album) · Niandra Lades and Usually Just a T-Shirt · No Depression (album) · No Me Queda Más (Selena song 1994) · Of Human Feelings · Over the Rainbow (Connie Talbot album) · Ride the Lightning Metallica album 1984 · · Rumours (album) · Slug (song) Brian Eno song 1995 · South of Heaven · Still Reigning · "Talk That Talk" (Rihanna song) · The Ecstatic (2009 rap album) · The Way I See It · Title TK (2002 album the Breeders) · Too Much Too Soon (album) · Tragic Kingdom · "What You Waiting For?" · Zoo TV Tour Music biographies[edit]
Arnold Bax · Imogen Holst · Maurice Ravel · Camille Saint-Saëns
None
Audioslave (American rock group) · Big Star (American rock group) · The Kinks (British rock group) · Steve Lukather (American rock guitarist) · The Orb (British electronic music group) · Pixies (American alternative rock group) · Sasha (DJ) (Welsh DJ and record producer) · Taylor Swift (American pop singer) Philosophy and psychology[edit]None Physics and astronomy[edit] 0
Physics and astronomy biographies[edit]Enrico Fermi · Isidor Isaac Rabi Religion, mysticism and mythology[edit] 2Religion, mysticism and mythology biographies[edit]Ealdred (archbishop of York) (d. 1069) · William de Corbeil (b.c. 1070, Archbishop of C) · Nigel (bishop of Ely) (b.c. 1100) · Gerard (archbishop of York) (d. 1108, Archbishop of Y and Lord Chancellor) · John de Gray (d. 1214, Bishop of Norwich) · Roger Norreis (d. c. 1223, Abbot of Evesham) · Ralph Neville (d. 1244, Bishop of Chichester and Lord Chancellor) · Frank Jenner (Australian evangelist, 20th century) Royalty, nobility and heraldry[edit] 1
Royalty, nobility and heraldry biographies[edit]Menkauhor Kaiu (Ancient Egyptian pharaoh 3rd millenium BCE) · Wihtred of Kent (d. 725, King of Kent) · Æthelbald of Mercia (d. 757, King of Mercia) · Stephen I of Hungary (born c. 975) · Sheshi (Ancient Egyptian ruler) · Æthelstan A (fl.c. 930, scribe) · John, King of England (b. 1166) · George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore (b. 1579, Governor of Newfoundland) · Nikolai Kulikovsky (b. 1881, Russian nobleman) Other[edit]Sport and recreation[edit]As of 10 January 2016, 117 articles in this category
· 2005 ACC Championship Game · 2007 ACC Championship Game · 2008 Humanitarian Bowl · 2008 Orange Bowl · 2009 International Bowl · 2010 PapaJohns.com Bowl
2009 World Series · First Tennessee Park
First Test, 1948 Ashes series · Second Test, 1948 Ashes series · Third Test, 1948 Ashes series · Fourth Test, 1948 Ashes series
· History of Liverpool F.C. (1985–present) · Portman Road · Scotland national football team · Stocksbridge Park Steels F.C. · Valley Parade
2006 Subway 500 · 2007 Coca-Cola 600 · 2008 UAW-Dodge 400 · 2015 Formula One season
· 2015 Vuelta a España · The Boat Race 2003 · The Boat Races 2015 · The Boat Races 2016 · York Park (Australian rules football venue) · Gateshead International Stadium Sport and recreation biographies[edit]
Mike Capel · Stan Coveleski · Harmon Killebrew · J. R. Richard
Gubby Allen (England) · Sid Barnes with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Brian Booth (Australia) · Don Bradman with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Arthur Gilligan (England) · Percy Chapman (England) · Ian Chappell (Australia) · Jack Crawford (cricketer) (England) · Wally Hammond (England) · Lindsay Hassett with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Herbie Hewett (England) · George Hirst (England) · Jack Hobbs (England) · Ian Johnson (cricketer) (Australia) · Maurice Leyland (England) · Sam Loxton (Australia) · Sam Loxton with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Archie MacLaren (England) · Ian Meckiff (Australia) · Early life of Keith Miller (Australia) · Keith Miller in the 1946–47 Australian cricket season · Doug Ring with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Ernie Toshack with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Marcus Trescothick (England) · Hugh Trumble (Australia)
Eric Brewer (Canadian) · Dominik Hašek (Czech) · Roberto Luongo (Canadian) · Paul Stastny (Canadian-American)
Sandra Morgan (Australian, female)
CM Punk (American wrestler) · Joel Selwood (Australian Rules) · Florence Nagle British racehorse trainer · Bazy Tankersley American horse breeder0 Transport[edit]As of 10 January 2016, 55 articles in this category
Gol Transportes Aéreos Flight 1907 (2006 collision)
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railway · Opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway · Wood Siding railway station
California State Route 76 · Interstate 69 in Michigan · Interstate 70 in Colorado · Interstate 196 · Interstate 296 · Interstate 470 (Ohio–West Virginia) · Interstate 696 · M-553 (Michigan highway) · Ontario Highway 61 (Canada) · Ontario Highway 403 (Canada) · Ontario Highway 420 (Canada) · U.S. Route 2 in Michigan · U.S. Route 8 · U.S. Route 23 in Michigan · U.S. Route 25 in Michigan · U.S. Route 30 in Iowa · U.S. Route 31 in Michigan · U.S. Route 41 in Michigan · U.S. Route 50 in Nevada · U.S. Route 131 · U.S. Route 141
Transport biographies[edit]none Video gaming[edit] 13· 4X · Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings · Aquaria (video game) · Blast Corps · Cloud (video game) · Conan (2007 video game) · Cortana (Halo) · Development of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion · Empires: Dawn of the Modern World · Fabula Nova Crystallis Final Fantasy · Final Fantasy Tactics · Final Fantasy IX · Final Fantasy X-2 · Final Fantasy XIII-2 · Flotilla (video game) · Freedom Planet · Flow (video game) · God of War III · God of War: Ghost of Sparta · Half-Life 2: Lost Coast · Halo 3 · Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary · Ico · Journey (2012 video game) · Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories · Knight Lore (1984 video game) · The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages · Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy · Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games · Master Chief (Halo) · Menacer · Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater · Myst IV: Revelation · Myst V: End of Ages · Persona (series) · Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned · Rise and Fall: Civilizations at War · Sam & Max: Freelance Police · Sega CD · South Park: The Stick of Truth · Super Columbine Massacre RPG! · Super Mario Galaxy · Tales of Monkey Island · The Last of Us · Voyage: Inspired by Jules Verne · Wipeout 3 ḹ Warfare[edit] 16Armed Forces Special Weapons Project · Australian Defence Force · German–Yugoslav Partisan negotiations · Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment · No. 1 Wing RAAF · No. 36 Squadron RAAF · No. 79 Squadron RAAF · No. 90 Wing RAAF · No. 450 Squadron RAAF · South American dreadnought race · 38th (Welsh) Infantry Division · Northampton War Memorial Warfare matériel[edit]
USS Chesapeake (1799) · USS Congress (1799) · USS Illinois (BB-65) (1940) · Indiana class battleship · USS Indiana (BB-1) (1895) · Armament of the Iowa-class battleship · USS Iowa (BB-61) · USS Iowa turret explosion · USS Kearsarge (BB-5) (1898) · USS Massachusetts (BB-2) · USS Princess Matoika (ID-2290) · Montana class battleship · USS Saratoga (CV-3)
Brazilian battleship São Paulo
HMS Alceste (1806) · HMS Argus (I49) · HMS Calliope (1884) · HMS Emerald (1795) · HMS Furious (47) · HMS Hermes (95) · HMS Hood (51) · HMS Illustrious (87) · HMS Indefatigable (R10) · HMS Princess Royal (1911) · HMS Queen Mary · HMS Temeraire (1798) · HMS Tiger (1913) · HMS Vanguard (23)
SMS Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse 1899 · SMS Prinz Adalbert(1901) · Bayern class battleship (1915–19) · SMS Derfflinger · SMS Dresden (1907) · SMS Helgoland · SMS Hindenburg · Kaiser class battleship · SMS Kaiser · SMS Kaiserin · König class battleship · SMS König Albert · SMS Lützow · Moltke class battlecruiser · Nassau class battleship · SMS Nassau · SMS Oldenburg · SMS Ostfriesland · SMS Posen · SMS Rheinland · SMS Schleswig-Holstein · SMS Seydlitz · SMS Thüringen · German battleship Tirpitz (1936–44) · SMS Westfalen · SMS Wörth · SMS Mecklenburg
Fusō-class battleship · Japanese battleship Fusō · Fuji-class battleship · Japanese battleship Musashi · Nagato-class battleship · Japanese battleship Nagato · Japanese battleship Tosa · Japanese battleship Yamashire · Japanese battleship Yamato · Yamato class battleship
Peresvet-class battleship · Russian battleship Oslyabya · Russian battleship Poltava (1894) · Russian battleship Retvizan · Russian battleship Rostislav · Russian battleship Slava · Sovetsky Soyuz class battleship
Andrea Doria-class battleship (Italy) · McDonnell Douglas A-4G Skyhawk · Yugoslav monitor Vardar · Yugoslav submarine Nebojša · Yugoslav monitor Sava · Yugoslav monitor Drava Wars, battles and events[edit]
· Battle of Malvern Hill (July 1862, American Civil War) · Battle of Corydon (9 July 1863, American Civil War)
· Battle of Pulo Aura (1804) · Battle of Schliengen (French Revolutionary Wars)
Battle of Moscow · Battle of Villers-Bocage · Operation Brevity · Operation Cobra · 70th Infantry Division (United Kingdom)
Battle for Henderson Field · Battle of Mount Austen, the Galloping Horse, and the Sea Horse · Battle of the Tenaru · Battle of Tulagi and Gavutu–Tanambogo · Bombing of Yawata (June 1944) · Douglas MacArthur's escape from the Philippines · Koli Point action · Matanikau Offensive · Operation Ke · Take Ichi convoy
President Truman's relief of General Douglas MacArthur (1951, Korea)
Operation Flavius (Gibraltar killings, 1988) · 1994 Black Hawk shootdown incident Warfare biographies[edit]
George Andrew Davis, Jr. (USAF, WW2 and Korea) · Thomas J. Hudner Jr. (Navy pilot, Korea) · Walter Krueger (Army, WW2) · George B. McClellan (Civil War general) · Fred Moosally (Navy) · William Sterling Parsons (Navy WW2) · William F. Raynolds (Army)
David Evans (RAAF officer) (WW2) · Frank Bladin (RAAF, WW2) · Raymond Brownell (RAAF, WW1) · Dick Cresswell (RAAF, WW2) · Brian Eaton (RAAF, WW2) · Stanley Goble (RAAF) · Valston Hancock (RAAF, WW2) · William Hely (RAAF, WW2) · Joe Hewitt (RAAF officer) (RAAF, WW2) · Les Holden (AFC, WWI later RAAF) · Cedric Howell (RAAF, WW1) · Garnet Malley (RAAF, WW1) · Alister Murdoch (RAAF, WW2) · Bill Newton (RAAF, VC winner, WW2) · Mark Oliphant WW2 nuclear scientist · Walter Peeler (Army, VC winner, WW1) · Frederick Scherger (RAAF) · Edgar Towner (Army, WW1, VC winner) · Ellis Wackett (RAAF) · Hector Waller (Navy, WW2) · Allan Walters (RAAF, WW2) · John Wilton (general) (Army, WWII) · Henry Wrigley (RAAF, WW1 and 2)
{{background color|pink|Thomas Crisp (VC, WW1) · Brian Horrocks (Army, WW2) · John Plagis (RAF, WW2)
Gottlob Berger (1896–1975, Germany) · J. R. Kealoha Am. Civil War · Tôn Thất Đính (Vietnam)
Extra listings[edit]Biographical articles about women[edit]· Jean Bellette (20th-century Australian artist) · Josephine Butler (1828, English feminist) · Nancy Cartwright (Simpsons voice) · Hillary Clinton (American politician) · Princess Helena of the United Kingdom (3rd daughter of Queen Victoria) · Olivia Manning (20th-century British novelist) · Sandra Morgan (Australian swimmer) · Florence Nagle British racehorse trainer · Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia (sister of Tsar Nicholas II) · Faryl Smith (Britain's Got Talent singer) · Gwen Stefani (American rock singer) · Constance Stokes (20th-century Australian artist, female) · Connie Talbot (Britain's Got Talent singer) · Bazy Tankersley American horse breeder · Sabrina Sidney (b. 1757, foundling) Biographical articles about people of non-white ethnic background[edit]· Ngô Đình Cẩn (b. 1911, South Vietnam) · Eusèbe Jaojoby (b. 1958, Madagascan singer) · Norodom Ranariddh (b. 1944; Cambodian politician) · Waisale Serevi (b. 1968, Fijian rugby union player) · Wail al-Shehri (b. 1973, 9/11 hijacker) · Khalid al-Mihdhar (b. 1975, 9/11 hijacker) · Satoru Iwata (Japanese businessman) · Kangana Ranaut (b. 1987, Bollywood actress) · Hasan al-Kharrat (1861–1925, Syrian revolutionary) · D. Djajakusuma (Indonesian film director) Vital articles that have not appeared on the main page[edit]
Enrico Fermi • Ezra Pound • Guy Fawkes • Horace Greeley • John, King of England • John Gielgud • Josiah Willard Gibbs • Laurence Olivier • Maurice Ravel • Stephen I of Hungary • George Bernard Shaw
Battle of Hastings • Columbia River • Cucurbita • Eris (dwarf planet) • Rumours (album) Possible dates[edit]
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