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"generally not regarded as being intellectually superior." This seems a bit strange. It is generally not necesary to inform readers that the articles subject is not intellectually superior. Unless the aim is to imply that the person is intellectually inferior. I suspect that might be the aim of this suntynce. This is the only place I have heard of such a claim about Lie. If it is true that he was generally belived to be less intelligent than most people, then a serious source has to be quoted. I will remove the statement, and it should only be put back with proper sourcing. Inge 13:44, 8 February 2006 (UTC)
Trygve Lie is also known to drive Norways most heroic General to commit suicide so that Trygve could secure hiw own personal position within the government..
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According to the memoirs of the British diplomat Sir Brian Urquhart (obits in the papers today), Lie was found to have visited a Geneva brothel calling himself "Rodney Witherspoon", and was known behind his back as "Rodney" thereafter. Paulturtle ( talk) 07:24, 4 January 2021 (UTC)
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"generally not regarded as being intellectually superior." This seems a bit strange. It is generally not necesary to inform readers that the articles subject is not intellectually superior. Unless the aim is to imply that the person is intellectually inferior. I suspect that might be the aim of this suntynce. This is the only place I have heard of such a claim about Lie. If it is true that he was generally belived to be less intelligent than most people, then a serious source has to be quoted. I will remove the statement, and it should only be put back with proper sourcing. Inge 13:44, 8 February 2006 (UTC)
Trygve Lie is also known to drive Norways most heroic General to commit suicide so that Trygve could secure hiw own personal position within the government..
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According to the memoirs of the British diplomat Sir Brian Urquhart (obits in the papers today), Lie was found to have visited a Geneva brothel calling himself "Rodney Witherspoon", and was known behind his back as "Rodney" thereafter. Paulturtle ( talk) 07:24, 4 January 2021 (UTC)