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The first and second part of the article are quite obviously about different people!
-- 62.100.139.188 ( talk) 13:01, 14 November 2011 (UTC)
Precision: the "Married Life" section is copied verbatim from article on Elizabeth Báthory. To be deleted?
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Did she die in 1910 or 1918? Online sources differ. This article has been placed in the 1910 deaths category but the main box says she died in 1918. Muzilon ( talk) 11:18, 12 December 2014 (UTC)
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the article mentions multiple times that she died of a "Nefrite crisis" which as far as i can tell isn't a thing, at least in english. google translate tells me that "Nefrite" is the Maltese word for nephritis, so maybe someone just copied something from a Maltese source verbatim?
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The first and second part of the article are quite obviously about different people!
-- 62.100.139.188 ( talk) 13:01, 14 November 2011 (UTC)
Precision: the "Married Life" section is copied verbatim from article on Elizabeth Báthory. To be deleted?
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Did she die in 1910 or 1918? Online sources differ. This article has been placed in the 1910 deaths category but the main box says she died in 1918. Muzilon ( talk) 11:18, 12 December 2014 (UTC)
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the article mentions multiple times that she died of a "Nefrite crisis" which as far as i can tell isn't a thing, at least in english. google translate tells me that "Nefrite" is the Maltese word for nephritis, so maybe someone just copied something from a Maltese source verbatim?