User:Frzzl/Articles

Europe

• 2023 Annecy stabbing
• Gerlos
• Bardelaere Museum

England

• Cumbria
  • Municipalities
    • Old Hutton and Holmescales
    • Selside and Fawcett Forest
  • Villages
    • Dockray, Eden
    • Whelpo
    • Halfpenny, Cumbria
    • Ulcat Row
• Bedfordshire
  • Reflections of Bedford
  • Ickwell May Day - note to self, get more photos next time
• Fives

Linguistics

• Sunuwar script
• Ju language (Chadic)
• Tala language
• Viossa
• Weltdeutsch
• Interlingue literature
• Wede

Words

• Femboy

Literature

• Jews Don't Count
• A Secret Vice, taken from bad to
• Bridge of Words

Music

• Albums
  • Dawn (RY X album)
• Instruments (todo User:Frzzl/Instruments to be made)

• Alexander violin (expanded)
• Almpfeiferl
• Bohemian harp
• Glasschord
• Guide-chant
• Hirtenschalmei (expanded)
• Harmoneon
• Martinshorn
• Orthotonophonium
• Streichmelodion
• Violinzither

People

• Music
  • Pierre Monichon
  • Adé (singer)
  • Polnalyubvi
  • Georg Kinsky
• Occidentalists

Occidentalists

• 
  Carl-Erik Sjöstedt, 2023.
• 
  Hermann Alfred Tanner, 2023.
• 
  Georg Forchhammer, 2023.
• 
  Abram Kofman, 2023.
• 
  Jules Meysmans, 2023.
• 
  Carl Segerståhl, 2023.
• 
  Hans Robert Hörbiger, 2023.
• 
  Alphonse Matejka, 2024.
• 
  Heinrich Nidecker, 2024.

8, 5, 4

• In list form:
  • Carl-Erik Sjöstedt, needs a rewrite
  • Hermann Alfred Tanner, what a lovely chap
  • Georg Forchhammer, well a repenter-Occidentalist at least (rewritten)
  • Abram Kofman, do we have any lovely Occ poetry from him?... yes we do!!!! (check the article)
  • Jules Meysmans, wish i had an image (berger apparently had the same problem haha)
  • Carl Segerståhl, what a chad
  • Hans Robert Hörbiger, well, teetering on the edge of notability, but he's here now. (will not DYK)
  • Alphonse Matejka, rewritten from Caro (thx) - how sweet
  • Heinrich Nidecker, wow Matejka and him are similar haha
• Others
  • Andor Gellért
  • Pretty much doubled Look Mum No Computer
  • Ryan Trahan
  • Wera Blanke (should have DYKd)
  • Henriette Ith
  • Esther Schor