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- 12:44, May 1, 2007 diff hist +422 Talk:Berlin Wall
- 12:09, May 1, 2007 diff hist +414 New! Talk:Berlin Wall West Berlin not as democratic as all that
- 11:47, May 1, 2007 diff hist +14 m Belize typos
- 11:44, May 1, 2007 diff hist +1,103 Belize
- 11:31, May 1, 2007 diff hist +135 John Prescott
- 11:29, May 1, 2007 diff hist +526 New! John Prescott New page: John Prescott (born Prestatyn, north Wales 1938) is Deputy Prime Minister (since 1997) of the United Kingdom, and Member of Parliament for Hull East. He has been de...
- 11:19, May 1, 2007 diff hist +1 Alcoholic drink
- 11:18, May 1, 2007 diff hist +137 Alcoholic drink →Biblical References
- 10:51, May 1, 2007 diff hist +419 Jesmond
- 10:47, May 1, 2007 diff hist +446 Gosforth Gosforth Cumbria
- 10:42, May 1, 2007 diff hist +148 m Gosforth
- 10:40, May 1, 2007 diff hist +290 New! Gosforth New page: Gosforth is a residential suburb of Newcastle upon Tyne in north-east England, and was incorporated into that city in 1974. It is the location of Newcastle Racecourse, at Gosforth ...
- 10:30, May 1, 2007 diff hist +83 New! Ulster Fry New page: An Ulster Fry is the Northern Ireland equivalent of the Full English Breakfast.
- 10:21, May 1, 2007 diff hist +519 New! Karl Dönitz New page: Donitz was the commander of the U-Boat arm of the German Navy during the Second World War, having served as a U-Boat captain during the First World War. Upon Hitler's suicide, ...
- 19:19, April 23, 2007 diff hist +38 Tay Bridge
- 19:18, April 23, 2007 diff hist +3,214 New! Tay Bridge New page: The first Tay Bridge, designed by Sir Thomas Bouch (1822-1880), carried the North British Railway (now the East Coast Main Line) across the Firth of Tay between Wormit in [[Fif...
- 19:04, April 23, 2007 diff hist +511 New! Humber Bridge New page: When built, in the late 1970s/early 80s it was the longest single-span suspension bridge in the world. It crosses the River Humber between East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire...
- 19:00, April 23, 2007 diff hist +105 m Bridge
- 18:57, April 23, 2007 diff hist +61 New! Whitstable New page: Town on the north Kent coast, famous for its oysters.
- 12:10, April 23, 2007 diff hist +90 m Otto von Bismarck
- 12:04, April 23, 2007 diff hist +176 New! Flashes New page: Flashes are shallow lakes formed by the subterranean collapse of abandoned mine workings. They are particularly common in the area of the worked-out South Lancashire coalfield.
- 12:02, April 23, 2007 diff hist +273 New! Broads New page: The Broads is an area of interconnected lakes and waterways in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk in England. These were formed by the flooding of abandoned peat-workings. The are...
- 12:00, April 23, 2007 diff hist +92 Methodism
- 11:55, April 23, 2007 diff hist +594 New! North Lincolnshire New page: District of the East Midlands, England. North Lincolnshire is traditionally part of the Parts of Lindsey, {{Lincolnshire]], but was removed from that county in the administrative refor...
- 15:53, April 22, 2007 diff hist +66 West Virginia
- 15:47, April 22, 2007 diff hist +139 New! Gaudi New page: Catalan architect who built (but never completed) the Cathedral of the Holy Family (Sagrada Familia) and was run over by a tram (streetcar)
- 15:41, April 22, 2007 diff hist +79 New! Operation Granby New page: The military action to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi occupation, launched in 1991.
- 15:39, April 22, 2007 diff hist +178 New! Roderick Spode New page: British politician and founder in the 1930s of the Saviours of Britain, a fascist organisation known as the 'Black Shorts'. Later elevated to the British peerage as Lord Sidcup.
- 07:59, April 22, 2007 diff hist +20 m Battle of Hastings
- 07:57, April 22, 2007 diff hist +104 New! Druze New page: A national group living mainly in the Chouf mountains of central Lebanon. Thei leader is Wally Jumblatt.
- 14:51, April 21, 2007 diff hist +227 m CalMac CalMac profanes Sabbath
- 14:44, April 21, 2007 diff hist +195 m Kilmarnock Dick Institute
- 14:14, April 21, 2007 diff hist +140 Terry Major-Ball
- 14:11, April 21, 2007 diff hist +1,798 New! Terry Major-Ball New page: Terry Major-Ball (2 July 1932-13 March 2007) was the older brother of former British Prime Minister John Major, and became a minor celebrity after Major became PM in 1990. In early life Ma...
- 13:26, April 21, 2007 diff hist +37 New! Kilmarnock New page: Market town in Ayrshire, SW Scotland.
- 11:22, April 19, 2007 diff hist +145 m Organ
- 11:18, April 19, 2007 diff hist +150 m Charles Dodgson Dodgson a pedalo?
- 09:49, April 19, 2007 diff hist +89 m Wolf Last wolf bagged
- 09:34, April 19, 2007 diff hist +12 m Edward Heath (1916-2005)
- 09:26, April 19, 2007 diff hist +721 Wales →History
- 09:19, April 19, 2007 diff hist +1,139 Wales Owain Glyndwr
- 09:10, April 19, 2007 diff hist +1,798 Wales history
- 08:44, April 19, 2007 diff hist +105 m The Spanish Inquisition
- 13:48, April 18, 2007 diff hist +68 m Debate:Should all access to Conservapedia be banned on Sundays?
- 13:41, April 18, 2007 diff hist +1,093 Irish Republican Army Various changes
- 09:45, April 18, 2007 diff hist +75 Debate:Should all access to Conservapedia be banned on Sundays?
- 09:44, April 18, 2007 diff hist +50 Debate:Should all access to Conservapedia be banned on Sundays?
- 09:33, April 18, 2007 diff hist +179 Debate:Should all access to Conservapedia be banned on Sundays?
- 09:24, April 18, 2007 diff hist +541 New! Debate:Should all access to Conservapedia be banned on Sundays? Suggests Conservapedia adherence to teaching on the Sabbath
- 09:20, April 18, 2007 diff hist +1 Conservapedia:Debate Topics →Religious debates