Talk:Lyudmila Pavlichenko

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1 March 8 edits
2 Update
3 Copyright violation?
4 Nina numbers?

[edit] March 8 edits

First of all, let me thank a lot the author of the article on such an important and interesting topic.

I've cleaned the text a bit. Changed first name and patronymic according to Ukrainian language. Despite further career, Bila Tserkva and Kyiv were predominantly Ukrainian-speaking in1930s-1940s. Last name is spelled the same in both.

Authors of the article, please clarify the birth date 1916-07-12: was it a July 12, or December 7? Correct if needed. You know, I study English since my 7, but still can't get used to year-month-date. If the author is ex-Soviet, he may not either.

Removed excessive details

Somebody please check the links, categories and "see also" section - I'm no expert in sniping.

BTW:

could somebody present this article for some selected anniversaries (as she was the greatest female sniper)?
did anybody dig the issue of the "female mercenary snipers" in Chechen war? It is one of the favourite concepts of Russian propaganda there - but nobody seems to have seen any such sniperess (dead or captured).

Best wishes, AlexPU

[edit] Update

I added a picture and moved the article. Lyudmila Pavlichenko recived more hits on Google than the other name, which would indicate that the current name is the correct one. :) --Kross 00:05, Apr 23, 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Copyright violation?

Looks suspiciously like http://www.soviet-awards.com/digest/pavlichenko/pavlichenko1.htm where it is attributed to Henry Sakaida... JidGom June 29, 2005 12:18 (UTC)

As long as the wording is not exactly the same, the article should not be a copyright violation. The facts are in the public domain many of which were obtained from original Soviet publications and documents in the case of both articles.

BobW

[edit] Nina numbers?

This article claims that Pavlichenko had 309 kills, Nina's article claims the same number.... both claim that each one was the gratest fimale sniper ever... this is a contradiction between articles. Sitenl 00:14, 16 December 2005 (UTC)

I've removed that phrase as it sounds suspisciously PoV. 68.39.174.238 14:57, 16 December 2005 (UTC)

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