User:Leidseplein

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This user is no longer active on Wikipedia as of NOW!!!.

I am retired indefinitely because of the terrible experience I've had on Wikipedia - as studies show this is overwhelmingly the realm of young unmaried childless males - it is beyond pointless to participate as a solo editor with no interest except adding more articles or improving current ones.

Leidseplein

This user firmly believes that this is a better world because of the presence of dogs.

This user has written or expanded 5 articles featured in the Did You Know section on the Main Page.

This user likes penguins.

This user enjoys ice cold Jägermeister

This user is interested in World War I (1914–1918) and World War II (1939–1945).

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Hello, thank you vor visiting my user page. I am primarily interested in historical items related to World War II and the Cold War and this is my area of formal education and expertise. On Wikipedia I enjoy most of all creating new articles.

Articles I've Created

San Pablo, Arizona is one of America's neighborhoods lost to urban renewal.
Grosvenor Square is the home of the American Embassy in London.
Amy Elizabeth Thorpe was a WWII spy.
Sologubovka Cemetery is the largest final resting place for German Soldiers in the world.
German prisoners of war in the United States numbered over 400 000 and lived in 46 states.
St. Florian's Cathedral is a wonderful church in Warsaw which played a role in the Siege of Warsaw (1939).
An article section on twist-tie color coding, explains how grocery stores manage bread age.
Soviet War Memorial (Vienna) is a monument to Red Army soldiers who fell during the Vienna Offensive.
HMS Polyanthus was a Royal Navy corvette lost with my friend Leslie Hockley onboard during World War II.
Bata shoe factory (East Tilbury) is a Grade II listed building surveyed by English Heritage and a unique company town in Essex.