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Dear friends,
I am a specialist in history and politics from Germany, speaking a lot of languages, loving U.S. and Canada and sometimes being involved in a typical Wiki edit war, because others think they know things better than an expert. Instead of improving articles they prefer to vandalize or destroy them.
Yours Stonepillar
Selected Articles edit
Persons edit
- Peter Boehm former Canadian ambassador to Germany (2008-2013)
- Irina Borogan Russian Journalist and editor
- George Friedman CEO of the private consulting and strategic forecasting firm STRATFOR.
- Archil Gegeshidze Georgia's ambassador to the U.S.
- Marie Gervais-Vidricaire current Canadian ambassador to Germany (since 2013)
- Paul M. Grod new president of Ukrainian World Congress, elected in Kyiv on November 27th, 2018
- Ibrahim Ibrahimov Azerbaijani businessman
- Adnan Jashari Minister of Justice of the Republic of Makedonija
- Lou Naumovski Canadian-Macedonian entrepreneur
- Mustafa Nayem Ukrainian Journalist and organizer of protests via Facebook
- Susan Niczowski Canadian-Macedonian entrepreneur
- Steve Paikin TVO-producer
- Gregg Saretsky Canadian airline chief executive
- Gwendolyn Sasse director of ZOiS, Berlin
- Roman Shin politician of the Korean minority in Kyrgyzstan
- Andrei Soldatov editor of the Agentura.Ru web site
- Andreas Umland expert on Ukraine
- Kurt Volker Ambassador, the special representative for Ukraine
- Wesley Wark specialist in security studies
- Roman Waschuk Canadian ambassador to Ukraine
- Mohammad Zahoor Ukrainian oligarch of Pakistan origin
- Zurab Zhvania Premier of Georgia (Caucasus)
Subjects edit
- Alternative for Germany populist party
- Macedonian Canadians
- Mukachevo (air base) (Ukraine)
- Mukachevo Radar Station (Ukraine)
- People's Khural of Kalmykia
- Serbian general election, 1997 (result list corrected)
- Ukrainian Canadian Congress
- German World Alliance