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Hello! I am Vipz and I have been editing Wikimedia projects since December of 2017, starting out on English Wikipedia. I used to edit video game articles, and have since took interest on topics related to modern history of my region and politics. Since the beginning of 2022, I have been contributing to Serbo-Croatian Wikipedia, Wiktionary, other Serbo-Croatian language projects being incubated, and have been occasionally chipping into Meta-Wiki discussions. When I find time, I locally organize and participate in interlingual edit-a-thons. Below are articles I have created or plan on contributing.
Needed articles
Wikipedia:WikiProject Yugoslavia/Article requests
- Religion in Yugoslavia (useful articles: sh:Religija u SFRJ, sh:Srpska pravoslavna crkva u SFRJ, Holy See–Yugoslavia relations, Croatia–Holy See relations#In SFR Yugoslavia, Freedom of religion in Serbia; add a section for SFRY in State atheism#Communist states - sh:Državni ateizam) [1]
- Minorities in Yugoslavia (useful articles: Ethnic groups in Yugoslavia), [2] expand Languages of Yugoslavia
- Women in Yugoslavia (per suggestions and sources listed in the AfD)
- Transport in Yugoslavia (sub-articles: Air transport in Yugoslavia), possibly an article for Auto-Moto Association of Yugoslavia ( Serbo-Croatian: Automobilsko-motociklistički savez Jugoslavije / Auto-moto savez Jugoslavije) (AMSJ), place into Category:Road transport in Yugoslavia
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Companies:
- Jugoplastika (the factory KK Split was named after)
- Prvomajska (the factory RK Medveščak was named after)
- Jugoturbina
- Jedinstvo
- Proleter (newspaper) (translate from sh:Proleter (novine)), disambiguate Proleter
- Nena Ivošević (translate from sr:Nena Ivošević and possibly expand)
- Yugoslav Australians (substantial diaspora as is with United States and Canada)
Slavic topics
- Gindy a Nynj: Narodnj zabawnjk pro Cechy, Morawe a Slowany w Uhrjch [3] (translates to "Then and Now", magazine from 1830s)
- Slavic Congresses (most notable one being Prague Slavic Congress, 1848)
Expansion
Updates
- 2022 Europe inflation protests (scope to expand to 2023? 2023 German public transport strike, 2023 Portuguese housing crisis strikes)
Drafts to preserve
- Draft:Miraheze (declined January 2023; last edited November 2023)
Drafts to refund
- Draft:Tvornica motora Zagreb (deleted March 2023)
Suggest merging as task forces
Created articles
- Jugoslavijo
- List of Serbo-Croatian words of Turkish origin
- 1979 Yugoslav Mount Everest expedition
- Order of Military Merit (Yugoslavia)
- Zvijezda (company)
Subpages
References
- ^ Bullivant, Spencer Culham; Tomlins, Steven, eds. (November 2016). "Chapter 5: Croatia". The Atheist Bus Campaign. Brill. pp. 114–138. ISBN 9789004328532.
- ^ "Romani writers and the legacies of Yugoslavia". Baltic Worlds. 6 September 2018. Retrieved 9 August 2022.
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https://theinsectsproject.eu/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Insects_Project_Book_web.pdf#page=20
https://www.google.com/books/edition/Gindy_a_Nynj_Narodnj_zabawnjk_pro_Cechy/PJ9bAAAAcAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false
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Hello! I am Vipz and I have been editing Wikimedia projects since December of 2017, starting out on English Wikipedia. I used to edit video game articles, and have since took interest on topics related to modern history of my region and politics. Since the beginning of 2022, I have been contributing to Serbo-Croatian Wikipedia, Wiktionary, other Serbo-Croatian language projects being incubated, and have been occasionally chipping into Meta-Wiki discussions. When I find time, I locally organize and participate in interlingual edit-a-thons. Below are articles I have created or plan on contributing.
Needed articles
Wikipedia:WikiProject Yugoslavia/Article requests
- Religion in Yugoslavia (useful articles: sh:Religija u SFRJ, sh:Srpska pravoslavna crkva u SFRJ, Holy See–Yugoslavia relations, Croatia–Holy See relations#In SFR Yugoslavia, Freedom of religion in Serbia; add a section for SFRY in State atheism#Communist states - sh:Državni ateizam) [1]
- Minorities in Yugoslavia (useful articles: Ethnic groups in Yugoslavia), [2] expand Languages of Yugoslavia
- Women in Yugoslavia (per suggestions and sources listed in the AfD)
- Transport in Yugoslavia (sub-articles: Air transport in Yugoslavia), possibly an article for Auto-Moto Association of Yugoslavia ( Serbo-Croatian: Automobilsko-motociklistički savez Jugoslavije / Auto-moto savez Jugoslavije) (AMSJ), place into Category:Road transport in Yugoslavia
-
Companies:
- Jugoplastika (the factory KK Split was named after)
- Prvomajska (the factory RK Medveščak was named after)
- Jugoturbina
- Jedinstvo
- Proleter (newspaper) (translate from sh:Proleter (novine)), disambiguate Proleter
- Nena Ivošević (translate from sr:Nena Ivošević and possibly expand)
- Yugoslav Australians (substantial diaspora as is with United States and Canada)
Slavic topics
- Gindy a Nynj: Narodnj zabawnjk pro Cechy, Morawe a Slowany w Uhrjch [3] (translates to "Then and Now", magazine from 1830s)
- Slavic Congresses (most notable one being Prague Slavic Congress, 1848)
Expansion
Updates
- 2022 Europe inflation protests (scope to expand to 2023? 2023 German public transport strike, 2023 Portuguese housing crisis strikes)
Drafts to preserve
- Draft:Miraheze (declined January 2023; last edited November 2023)
Drafts to refund
- Draft:Tvornica motora Zagreb (deleted March 2023)
Suggest merging as task forces
Created articles
- Jugoslavijo
- List of Serbo-Croatian words of Turkish origin
- 1979 Yugoslav Mount Everest expedition
- Order of Military Merit (Yugoslavia)
- Zvijezda (company)
Subpages
References
- ^ Bullivant, Spencer Culham; Tomlins, Steven, eds. (November 2016). "Chapter 5: Croatia". The Atheist Bus Campaign. Brill. pp. 114–138. ISBN 9789004328532.
- ^ "Romani writers and the legacies of Yugoslavia". Baltic Worlds. 6 September 2018. Retrieved 9 August 2022.
-
^
https://theinsectsproject.eu/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Insects_Project_Book_web.pdf#page=20
https://www.google.com/books/edition/Gindy_a_Nynj_Narodnj_zabawnjk_pro_Cechy/PJ9bAAAAcAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false