Thanks for the comments received in my first post. At least it seems that finally some Italian wikipedia administrators are beginning to "discover" that exist and are not a creation of friends ....
however I want to copy the 'Image: Wiki-spaccio.JPG
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Title: The crack in a time of dealing.
Author: Jacopo Prisco
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Title: The crack in a time of dealing.
Author: Jacopo Prisco
The image of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons license Attribution - No Derivative Works 2.5 Italy , colloquially known as "cc-by-nd."
I want to be honest and explain that I chose this photo to highlight the "types" of directors who are members dell'autodenominata "clique". Personally I do not think they were peddling "stuff", just joking with each other as mere "high school Oscar."
In the future I will start 'to write in English, to reach directly the management of the Wikimedia in St. Petersburg (Florida) in their language.
WHY 'Wikipedia Censoring Me?
Finally I want to remember that the Italian Wikipedia has been criticized not only by me, so now I quote an evidence (translated into English) on:
WHY 'Wikipedia Censoring Me? Posted on Tuesday, 19 September @ 20:00:00 EDT marcoc
OF JAMES Bacque Serendipity.
"..... In 1989 I published the first of a series of books about the Second World War and its aftermath. The first book, entitled "Other Losses, showed the horrible atrocities committed against enemy prisoners in the prison camps of the United States and France after 1945. The second, Just Raoul, was a biography of a hero of the French Resistance who saved many refugees from Nazi death camps. The third, Crimes and Mercies, described the full extent of all the crimes perpetrated by the Allies against the Germans, and also the wonderful charity work in Canada and the USA in saving 800 million people, including Germans, Japanese and Italian, the risk of starvation in the famine years after 1945. The fourth, Dear Enemy, explained the attitude of the western allies to Germany since 1945. Wikipedia reviews and criticism Other Losses, and only in such a biased way that I finally tried to correct their many errors. Since March 2006 I have been trying for several weeks to correct the errors, but I found that within a day, then within hours, and at the end of minutes, some Wikipedian editor had deleted my corrections, replacing them with of ever more hostile and denigrating. Even some of my friends have tried to correct the flawed Wikipedia article, but found the same situation. At the end we concluded that Wikipedia was deliberately censoring my contributions, it was useless to continue trying to present the facts on Wikipedia. After Serendipity (already aware of the censorship of Wikipedia) became aware of this situation I was offered the opportunity to publish the real story, which appears below. Wikipedia reports that Stephen E. Ambrose stated that Other Losses is "spectacularly flawed ... ..." without saying that Ambrose also wrote that "You have made a major historical discovery ... that span the oceans and will have repercussions for decades, indeed for centuries to come. You have the goods on these guys ... "Wikipedia says that Ambrose has changed his mind only after being hired by the U.S. Army War College to teach in Pennsylvania. And Nor does Wikipedia mention that in his attack on me in New York Times, he admitted that he had done the research necessary to reach the conclusions that he published the same article. Wikipedia fails to mention that Ambrose, quoted as an expert, has admitted that he had plagiarized several other authors. Wikipedia is not concerned with allegations that Ambrose stole work from a graduate student published as his own.
Wikipedia ignores my book, Crimes and Mercies, which goes far towards balancing of western actions after the Second World War. The book shows the great charity extended by the western allies, especially Canada and the U.S., people starving in the world after the Second World War including the Japanese and Germans. Arguing that the overwhelming majority of professional historians reject my work, citing as an authority and a historian who has never worked in this field, Wikipedia does not take into consideration the support that was given to me by the famous military historian, U.S. Army Col. Dr. Ernest F. Fisher, a former Historian of the U.S. Army Center of Military History in Washington. Fisher, who for decades has been a professional historian, wrote the official history of the U.S. military campaign in Italy. I have seen for months in search of documents in the U.S. National Archives, wrote the introduction to my book Other Losses and supported me with public statements for the seventeen years since its first publication. It helped me for many months researching in the archives. Wikipedia does not mention the expert editorial assistance in research and public support given me by the eminent epidemiologist and biostatistician, Dr. Anthony B. Miller, former head of the Department of Biostatistics at the University of Toronto. Wikipedia puts aside the support given to my work by Richard Overy, King's College, University of London; Kimminich Otto, University of Regensburg, Dr. Alfred De Zayas, author of several books on the history of post-war Germany, Prof. Dr. Peter Hoffmann, McGill University, author of many books specialists in the German resistance, the Prof. JK Johnson, Carleton University, Ottawa Professor Ralph Raico, University of Buffalo, Professor Ed Peterson, University of Wisconsin, Prof Ralph Scott, University of Iowa, Professor Pierre Van Den Berghe, University of Seattle; Prof. Dr Richard Mueller, former head of the Department of Inglese, University of Aachen, Professor Hans Koch, University of York and many others. Among the writers who have spoken in favor of my work and I have argued there are Julian Barnes, Nikolai Tolstoy, John Fraser, Master of Massey College, Toronto, John Bemrose of Toronto, Robert Kroetsch, Winnipeg, and many others. My work has been published worldwide in ten different languages \u200b\u200bby Macmillan, Little, Brown, Prior, Ullstein, Sand Editions, McClelland and Stewart, New Press, and many other publishers. Finally, the most glaring omission is that the massive and detailed archives of the KGB in Moscow have millions of documents whose existence confirms the statistical work in Other Losses. The math is simple: about half a million German prisoners alive in allied prison camps after the war never came home, nor were their deaths reported to the German government, their families, the International Red Cross or the UN United. The figure was determined by the Adenauer government in Germany, submitted to the UN, and has never been questioned by anyone else. So when came out in 1989 Other Losses, which declared a death toll of about one million in French and American camps, that left about 500,000 dead to justify. These deaths could have occurred only in the fields of the KGB, as in other camps in the world there were no more than half a million prisoners. So, Other Losses was predicting that when the communists opened the archives of the KGB, they would show the death of nearly 500,000 people. And then, when Gorbachev brought down the communist system and the archives were opened, I went there and found the ratio Bulanova who testified that 356,687 Germans died in Soviet captivity, in addition to 93,900 other civilians caught to replace dead or escaped prisoners for a total of 450,587. This surprising discovery is not mentioned in Wikipedia, nor from any of the other "professional historians." With the exception of one, Stefan Karner, who went to the KGB archives, saw the evidence piled up in enormous quantities, and said he did not believe. Instead, he preferred to publish its estimates confirm the conventional view. Information about books written by James Bacque can be found on his website World War 2 Books . See also Mass Starvation of Germans 1945-1950. In Italian: "The other camp: the prisoners in German camps allies in Europe after the second world war", Milan, Murcia, 1993, BCB BZA 23745James BacqueFonte: http://serendipity.li/Link: http://serendipity.li/hr/bacque_on_wikipedia.htmTraduzione for www.comedonchisciotte.org by LUISA
Wikipedia ignores my book, Crimes and Mercies, which goes far towards balancing of western actions after the Second World War. The book shows the great charity extended by the western allies, especially Canada and the U.S., people starving in the world after the Second World War including the Japanese and Germans. Arguing that the overwhelming majority of professional historians reject my work, citing as an authority and a historian who has never worked in this field, Wikipedia does not take into consideration the support that was given to me by the famous military historian, U.S. Army Col. Dr. Ernest F. Fisher, a former Historian of the U.S. Army Center of Military History in Washington. Fisher, who for decades has been a professional historian, wrote the official history of the U.S. military campaign in Italy. I have seen for months in search of documents in the U.S. National Archives, wrote the introduction to my book Other Losses and supported me with public statements for the seventeen years since its first publication. It helped me for many months researching in the archives. Wikipedia does not mention the expert editorial assistance in research and public support given me by the eminent epidemiologist and biostatistician, Dr. Anthony B. Miller, former head of the Department of Biostatistics at the University of Toronto. Wikipedia puts aside the support given to my work by Richard Overy, King's College, University of London; Kimminich Otto, University of Regensburg, Dr. Alfred De Zayas, author of several books on the history of post-war Germany, Prof. Dr. Peter Hoffmann, McGill University, author of many books specialists in the German resistance, the Prof. JK Johnson, Carleton University, Ottawa Professor Ralph Raico, University of Buffalo, Professor Ed Peterson, University of Wisconsin, Prof Ralph Scott, University of Iowa, Professor Pierre Van Den Berghe, University of Seattle; Prof. Dr Richard Mueller, former head of the Department of Inglese, University of Aachen, Professor Hans Koch, University of York and many others. Among the writers who have spoken in favor of my work and I have argued there are Julian Barnes, Nikolai Tolstoy, John Fraser, Master of Massey College, Toronto, John Bemrose of Toronto, Robert Kroetsch, Winnipeg, and many others. My work has been published worldwide in ten different languages \u200b\u200bby Macmillan, Little, Brown, Prior, Ullstein, Sand Editions, McClelland and Stewart, New Press, and many other publishers. Finally, the most glaring omission is that the massive and detailed archives of the KGB in Moscow have millions of documents whose existence confirms the statistical work in Other Losses. The math is simple: about half a million German prisoners alive in allied prison camps after the war never came home, nor were their deaths reported to the German government, their families, the International Red Cross or the UN United. The figure was determined by the Adenauer government in Germany, submitted to the UN, and has never been questioned by anyone else. So when came out in 1989 Other Losses, which declared a death toll of about one million in French and American camps, that left about 500,000 dead to justify. These deaths could have occurred only in the fields of the KGB, as in other camps in the world there were no more than half a million prisoners. So, Other Losses was predicting that when the communists opened the archives of the KGB, they would show the death of nearly 500,000 people. And then, when Gorbachev brought down the communist system and the archives were opened, I went there and found the ratio Bulanova who testified that 356,687 Germans died in Soviet captivity, in addition to 93,900 other civilians caught to replace dead or escaped prisoners for a total of 450,587. This surprising discovery is not mentioned in Wikipedia, nor from any of the other "professional historians." With the exception of one, Stefan Karner, who went to the KGB archives, saw the evidence piled up in enormous quantities, and said he did not believe. Instead, he preferred to publish its estimates confirm the conventional view. Information about books written by James Bacque can be found on his website World War 2 Books . See also Mass Starvation of Germans 1945-1950. In Italian: "The other camp: the prisoners in German camps allies in Europe after the second world war", Milan, Murcia, 1993, BCB BZA 23745James BacqueFonte: http://serendipity.li/Link: http://serendipity.li/hr/bacque_on_wikipedia.htmTraduzione for www.comedonchisciotte.org by LUISA
Comment: This is not the first time that Wikipedia has been caught in an attempt to distort information or discredit others. Just did much the same thing with a regular contributor to this website, Israel Shamir. Despite the willingness to revisit the issue of Shamir, Wikipedia has repeatedly hinted that he was not who he claimed to be. By questioning if Shamir - a former Israeli paratrooper from a long lineage of famous Russian Jews - who he said was , Wikipedia has suggested that Shamir might even be a "Swedish anti-Semite." Of course, it is not but the distortions of Wikipedia help pave the way for such false information and in the end seems to be following its own Zionist. ......"
This second post about "why 'Wikipedia Censoring Me?", The title taken from an interesting publication http://www.comedonchisciotte.org .
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