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Contributions/Page hits

Articles and lists as of 2021-04-12

still existing entries

Articles

in alphabetical order (except if redirects exist); created by Scriberius unless stated otherwise

1. Jacob Georg Christian Adler, a German Generalsuperintendent for Holstein and Schleswig, Orientalist, Syriac language professor, Lutheran theologian, Oberkonsistorialrat, book writer, religious educator, pastor, coin collector, and head of Schleswig-Holsteinische Bibelgesellschaft (2007).

1. Airborne & Special Operations Museum, U.S. Army (2007).

1. Airports of Thailand, a Thai airport operator (2007).

1. All Hands, a USN publication (2007).

1. Aligarh District, Uttar Pradesh, India (2007).

1. ANNUALEX (2016) by Mattes.

1. Asmara: a Modernist City of Africa (2018) by Mattes. Now integrated in the city article.

1. Asse (Germany), a mountin range in Lower Saxony, Germany (2006).

1. German-Austrian border (2017) by Mattes.

1. Pieter van Avont, Flemish Baroque painter, printmaker, etc. (2008).

1. Backing up (2007).

1. Baggage cart (2007).

1. Balamand Monastery, Lebanon (2006).

1. Praying Hands (Dürer) (2010), drawing by Albrecht Dürer.

1. Beagle conflict, Chile v. Argentinia in 1978 (2005).

1. Peter B. Bensinger, DEA administrator (2008).

1. RADM Gary Blore, USCG (2005).

1. Boarding (transport) (2007).

1. Braunschweigisches Landesmuseum, a German history museum (2012).

1. RADM Sally Brice-O'Hara, USCG (2007).

1. Arthur Briggs, American Jazz trumpeter and orchestra leader (2006).

1. Bundespräsidialamt, Germany (draft: 2010-07-01, launched 2012-03-19).

1. Cabin (aircraft) (2007).

1. CCGS J.E. Bernier, Canadian icebreaker (2014).

1. Corinne Chapelle, French-American violinist (2009).

1. Chaplain of the Coast Guard (2007).

1. Chiang Mai Zoo (2008).

1. Jay M. Cohen, Under Secretary of Homeland Security for Science and Technology and RADM, USN (ret.) (2007).

1. Conchoid of Dürer (2006).

1. Carson, Washington, a village in Washington state (2005).

1. Bruce W. Clingan, U.S. Navy (2009).

1. Corfu International Airport, "Ioannis Kapodistrias", an airport in Greece (2005).

1. Counter (furniture) (2007).

1. Deutsches Jagd- und Fischereimuseum - Munich (2007).

1. Embassy of Germany in Bangkok (2010).

1. Embassy of the United States in Moscow (2008).

1. Fall (Lenggries), Bavaria (2018) by Mattes.

1. Faller-Klamm-Brücke, Bavaria (2018) by Mattes.

1. Erasmus Finx, German polymath (2006).

1. Flag team (2007).

1. Fort Bishangarh (2020) by Mateus2019.

1. Export.gov, US government website (2007).

1. Erich Fronhöfer, Wehrmacht Generalmajor (2007).

1. Gardens of Vatican City (2008).

1. Gate (airport) (2006).

1. Rollo Gebhard, a German sailor (2005).

1. Glynco, Georgia (2007).

1. Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh (2008).

1. Wendell L. Griffin, Maj. Gen., USAF (2008).

1. Grunewaldsee, Berlin (2017) by Mattes.

1. Hallberg-Rassy, a shipyard for yachts (2005).

1. Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte: Museum (2019) by Mateus2019.

1. Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich (2008).

1. Schloss Mariakirchen (2016) by Mattes.

1. Maximilian von Herff, a Wehrmacht General (2006).

1. Hero the younger, ancient Greek (2006).

1. Hofbräuhaus am Platzl, a beer house in München, Germany (2005)

1. Hofbräu-Festzelt, a beer tent in München, Germany (2005).

1. Hofbräukeller, a restaurant in München, Germany (2005).

1. Holzbrücke Bad Säckingen, Swiss-German bridge (2012).

1. Hood River County School District (2008).

1. Hongi, a greeting "ceremony" in New Zealand (2005).

1. Hungry Horse Dam, Montana, USA (2006).

1. Integrated Deepwater System, a subdivision of the USCG (2005).

1. Internationale Fachmesse für Baumaschinen, Baustoffmaschinen, Bergbaumaschinen, Baufahrzeuge und Baugeräte (bauma), a German trade show (2007).

1. Enrique Irazoqui, Spanish actor (2007).

1. Jeanneau, French shipbuilder (yachts) (2014).

1. Rodney L. Johnson, Provost Marshal General of the Army and Commanding General, United States Army Criminal Investigation Command (2007).

1. Khlong Saen Saeb, a channel in central Thailand (2006).

1. Krottenkopf, a mountain in Garmisch district, Germany (2007).

1. Lao Brewery Company, a Laotian company (2005).

1. Lake Denmark, New Jersey (2008).

1. Library of Congress Police (2007).

1. Listasavn Føroya, a Museum at Faroe Islands (2007). (a work related to transl. request

1. Kurt Freiherr von Liebenstein, a German military person (2007).

1. Luggage tags (2007).

1. Luttensee (2017) by Mattes.

1. Marburger Schloss, a castle in Germany (2012).

1. Elvis Martinez, singer and songwriter from the Dominican Republic (2008).

1. Scott McBain, a Scottish writer (2007).

1. Meransen, a village in Italy (2021) by Mateus2019.

1. Mission Specialist, NASA astronauts (2006).

1. Lake Molveno, Italy (2007).

1. Mountain guide, a mountaineer professional (2007).

1. Museum der bildenden Künste, Leipzig, Germany (2006).

1. Mustek Systems, Inc., Tawanese company (2006).

1. Nakhun Yai, a village in Thailand (2005).

1. National Maritime Intelligence Center, U.S. Navy facility (2010).

1. National Museum of Montserrat (2016) by Mattes.

1. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries Office for Law Enforcement (2007).

1. National Sheriffs' Association, organization (overwritten, 2007).

1. National Vessel Movement Center, a subsiduary of the USCG (2005).

1. Neckwear (2007).

1. Nehalem Bay, a bay at the Oregon coast (2006).

1. Neues Rathaus (Munich), Town hall in Munich, Germany (2007).

1. Carl Oberg, a Nazi military person (2007).

1. Office of Export Enforcement, part of the United States Department of Commerce Export Administration (2010).

1. Or Torah Synagogue, Israel (2012).

1. Paro Airport, an airport in Bhutan (2005).

1. Christopher Paudiß, a German Baroque painter (2007).

1. Phu Phek, a temple ruin in Thailand (2006).

1. Piazza Barberini, Rome (2007).

1. Pokhara Airport, an airport in Nepal (2006).

1. Polizei beim Deutschen Bundestag (2007).

1. Polizeipräsidium München (2007).

1. Prisoner transport (2007).

1. Reichsadler, Insignia of Nazi Germany (2007).

1. Maj. Gen. Edward A. Rice, Jr. (2007).

1. Faye Ringel, Professor of Humanities at the United States Coast Guard Academy (2007).

1. Edmundo Ros, American Salsa musician (2005).

1. Roxborough, Trinidad and Tobago (2018) by Mattes.

1. Sailing wear (2007).

1. Lake Schliersee, Germany (2007).

1. August Schoenborn, German-American architect (2007).

1. Schloss Mariakirchen, Germany (2016) by Mattes.

1. South African Mint (2010).

1. Spitzingsee (village) (2018) by Mattes

1. Sports clothing (2007).

1. Staatliche Graphische Sammlung München (2010).

1. Gregory B. Starr, Acting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Diplomatic Security and Acting Director, Diplomatic Security Service Bureau of Diplomatic Security (2007).

1. Patrick M. Stillman, RADM, USCG (2005).

1. Terry D. Scott, former (11th) MCPON, USN (2005).

1. Lake Sorapiss (2020) by Mateus2019.

1. Tahitian Noni, a brand (2005).

1. Thai President Foods Public Company Limited (2008).

1. TinEye Reverse Image Search Engine (2009).

1. Tourism in Thailand (2006).

1. Tutima, German manufacturing company (2007).

1. Under Secretary of Homeland Security for Science and Technology (2007).

1. United States Army Pigeon Service (2006).

1. U.S. Army Transportation Museum, a museum of the U.S. Army (2007).

1. The United States Coast Guard Band (2007).

1. United States Coast Guard Charter Boat Captain's license (2007).

1. United States Department of Homeland Security Border and Maritime Security Division (2007).

1. United States Global Leadership Campaign (2007).

1. United States Navy Recruiting Command (2010).

1. U.S. Naval Academy Museum (2008).

1. United States Special Operations Command Africa (2009).

1. David P. Valcourt, Major General of the United States Army (2007).

1. Villa Fontanelle, Italy (2008).

1. Virtualtourist, a travel related website (2005)

1. Walchsee (lake) (2017) by Mattes.

1. Walchensee (town), a village in Upper Bavaria, Germany (2021) as Mateus2019.

1. Wat Kham Chanot, a Buddhist temple in Thailand (2007).

1. Frank A. Welch, MCPOCG (2005).

1. Worpswede, a village in Lower Saxony, Germany (2005).

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Lists

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1. Curfews and lockdowns related to the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic (2020) by Mateus2019

renamed to COVID-19 lockdowns

1. List of international lakes (2019) by Mateus2019.

1. List of obelisks (2016) by Mattes (from de:Liste von Obelisken).

1. De facto embassy (2009).

1. List of banks in Thailand (2007).

1. Bridges in Rome (2007).

1. List of Lakes in Bavaria (2007).

record holder of this lists: COVID-19 lockdowns (550,571 hits this renamed version only) as of 2021-09-17

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