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 To check for socks 
Go to Wikipedia:Requests for CheckUser and request an IP check.  (cat scratches) 

Edits in history of the tank

A while back you added some considerable information to the section /*Between the Wars*/, which was more in its place in the Tanks (1919-1939) article. I've moved/merged this information into the latter article and would appreciate it if you could look over both articles to see if nothing has been lost or inadvertely been duplicated?  

 Thanks, I made a few edits to it. I also removed a few small items that were correct, but not 'between the wars' info.  

 Superdeng warned 

 

 This and that 

Firstly, I edited a chapter of my Meltyukhov translation a couple of days ago, but lamentably after my last save the Word annaounced that the file was 'corrupt'. Problems emerged while I was trying to send it via mail, as the copy of text I tried to add from recovered version of this 'corrupt' file was declared to 'contain no data'. The same thing occured, as I tried to post the whole text into my wikipage. I don't know what to do about it, I actually need this text for preparing an article in wikipedia as well (rough notes on my page) .

Secondly, (another unpleasant news) 'our mutual friend' Deng has become active again! See his changes to WW2 Eastern front proposal page. 

(Is it necessary to add, that he is obviously trying to revive the old story of 'bad Germanns and goodd Soviets'? He replaced a paragraph on Vlasov etc with his version of the events (a rather belletristic 'improvement', BTW), and usual English with his understanding of the English grammar...)  - Talk 

There is currently a debate going on in Eastern front talk page, whether to use the current proposed page and unlock. I suggest you express your opinion there.  - Talk 

What about Nevezhin's article? What were his points? - Talk 

Prices of tanks and other things

You asked for prices, I give you this link

http://members.tripod.com/George_Parada/prod.htm#price

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Also if you go here 

http://members.tripod.com/George_Parada/stug.htm

You will find this sentance

""Stug III was one of a series of assault guns/tank destroyers produced by the Germans during the war. Assault guns were easier, cheaper and less time consuming to produce than turreted tanks and that is why German factories built them in large numbers. Cost of single Ausf G was 82500RM making it cheaper than both PzKpfw III Ausf M at 103163RM and PzKpfw IV Ausf F2 at 115962RM. It is interesting to see that almost four Ausf Gs could be purchased for the cost of single King Tiger.""

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Thank you
For your kind words.
 

 User:Phillipsbourg 

I have blocked him for 24 hours for the 3RR violations here.  I have asked for advice from a more experienced admin on whether you deserve a 3RR block as well.  My gut feeling is that you do not, but I'm still a fairly green admin, and so would like to be safe rather than sorry.  So I have asked on WP:ANI for a more experienced admin to take a look at the situation. -  

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