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Hi Zoolver! Don't worry, I did read the linked references before I added that tag 😊. I added the original research? tag because it's directly linking a primary source for this claim, and neither source cited for this claim argues that this necessarily means that Richter was alive in 1934 or 35, and thus making that claim in the context of these inline citations would constitute original research. The veracity of the Carlotta Baronin von Curtius article I also find possibly questionable in particular, as there are other factual inaccuracies in the timeline she states such as saying that the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft closed in 1935, when in fact it closed in 1933. I think a better source for this claim would be the citation [1] https://lili-elbe.de/blog/2023/04/dora-richter-taufeintrag/ as that is a secondary source which does somewhat make the case claimed in the article, albeit less strongly. Just wanted to tag you here for discussion, hope this clarifies my edit! 🌸wasianpower🌸 ( talk, contribs) 20:55, 31 March 2024 (UTC)
Hi all, I'm afraid I don't know how much about how wikipedia editing works so I wanted to raise this issue to those of you who do. There are very few photos of Dora easily accessible online, and I've even seen some people claim that the one from this article is the only photo of her that exists. However, on the page for Toni Ebel, there is an excellent photo of Dora alongside Toni and Charlotte Charlaque. I feel that Dora's page would be benefitted by having that picture and connecting Dora's life to two other noteworthy women at the institute. I should also note that there's another picture of her on the French wikipedia page as well, but I think the group photo is definitely a worthy inclusion. Anyways, I hope someone more wikipedia-savvy can consider this suggestion :-) Thanks for the amazing work you guys do. AnthroKate ( talk) 14:53, 14 May 2024 (UTC)
Hey all, RBB followed up on the report cited to state that we don't know what happened to her, as of June 2nd 2024, we now DO know what happened to her! Unfortunately for me, the report is in German in which I am only lightly capable, so while I feel capable of reading it for myself I wouldn't want to rely on it too heavily for sourcing but someone fluent in German could do quite a serious update to this page with the help of this article Maeamian ( talk) 17:22, 2 June 2024 (UTC)
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Hi Zoolver! Don't worry, I did read the linked references before I added that tag 😊. I added the original research? tag because it's directly linking a primary source for this claim, and neither source cited for this claim argues that this necessarily means that Richter was alive in 1934 or 35, and thus making that claim in the context of these inline citations would constitute original research. The veracity of the Carlotta Baronin von Curtius article I also find possibly questionable in particular, as there are other factual inaccuracies in the timeline she states such as saying that the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft closed in 1935, when in fact it closed in 1933. I think a better source for this claim would be the citation [1] https://lili-elbe.de/blog/2023/04/dora-richter-taufeintrag/ as that is a secondary source which does somewhat make the case claimed in the article, albeit less strongly. Just wanted to tag you here for discussion, hope this clarifies my edit! 🌸wasianpower🌸 ( talk, contribs) 20:55, 31 March 2024 (UTC)
Hi all, I'm afraid I don't know how much about how wikipedia editing works so I wanted to raise this issue to those of you who do. There are very few photos of Dora easily accessible online, and I've even seen some people claim that the one from this article is the only photo of her that exists. However, on the page for Toni Ebel, there is an excellent photo of Dora alongside Toni and Charlotte Charlaque. I feel that Dora's page would be benefitted by having that picture and connecting Dora's life to two other noteworthy women at the institute. I should also note that there's another picture of her on the French wikipedia page as well, but I think the group photo is definitely a worthy inclusion. Anyways, I hope someone more wikipedia-savvy can consider this suggestion :-) Thanks for the amazing work you guys do. AnthroKate ( talk) 14:53, 14 May 2024 (UTC)
Hey all, RBB followed up on the report cited to state that we don't know what happened to her, as of June 2nd 2024, we now DO know what happened to her! Unfortunately for me, the report is in German in which I am only lightly capable, so while I feel capable of reading it for myself I wouldn't want to rely on it too heavily for sourcing but someone fluent in German could do quite a serious update to this page with the help of this article Maeamian ( talk) 17:22, 2 June 2024 (UTC)