11:0511:05, 7 May 2024diffhist+33
Habilitation
Restore: 1) mention main European countries, especially Germany (where, according to some sources, habilitation was first introduced); 2) others are covered under "some other" (we don't need an exhaustive list in the lead); 3) "many" seems to be an overstatement, because some European countries abolished habilitation, while for many the article suggests "docent", but the meaning cannot be verified: this article needs more sources with a review of prevalence.
23:5823:58, 3 May 2024diffhist+83
Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic
The end is 1990, when the independence restoration was declared – both de jure and de facto. It's also legally immaterial when the Soviet Union recognized the independence since the Baltic States claimed state continuity, see the whole article about it. Add a brief point in the lead, per WP:DUE, as it's an important aspect under the international law.
14:2414:24, 2 May 2024diffhist−162
European Political Community
Central Asian country; it makes no sense to include it based on technicality (that tiny part is within the geographic demarcation of Europe), given the objectives of this forum. Any inclusion of Kazakhstan would have to be backed by WP:RS, demonstrating that there ever was such consideration, but so far it's not the case.
14:4614:46, 18 April 2024diffhist+197 N
Talk:Pabradė Training Area
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