07:1607:16, 20 May 2024diffhist−82
Ligue 1
No explanation for what these stars mean. If they mean something, please add them back and update the text so that readers will know.
16 May 2024
18:1018:10, 16 May 2024diffhist−15
Joyce Vincent
In the linked interview, the filmmaker said the detective had found her previous address, not the address where she died
18:0218:02, 16 May 2024diffhist−419
Joyce Vincent
The reference has an interview with the boyfriend, but it says they were together in the 80s and it says nothing about the police trying and failing to locate him (or any other boyfriend), so I'm removing this part since it's misleading. If someone can find a real ref, add it back.
08:2908:29, 13 April 2024diffhist−280
PPSh-41
Forgotten Weapons' recent video has put this one to bed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1piObkIr2U&t=7m54s
23:1423:14, 17 March 2024diffhist0 m
Michael A. Hess
Updating link to avoid confusion (the link is to the RCC, not the catholic religious orders that the text implied)current
15 March 2024
18:1018:10, 15 March 2024diffhist−30
Aktion T4
This deletion isn't opinion-based, it's fact-based. It's not our place to factually state that it was euthanasia when it wasn't. (The article explains how the Nazis used that term, along with "mercy killing", to make what they were actually doing - murder - more palatable to the public.) Please discuss this on the talk page if you still have concerns.Tags: UndoReverted
03:0603:06, 15 March 2024diffhist−30
Aktion T4
Reverting because this represents Wikipedia calling it 'euthanasia' when that isn't what it was. The fact that the Nazis used the term euphemistically is explained in the article.Tags: UndoReverted
21:2921:29, 14 March 2024diffhist−30
Aktion T4
Euthanasia is the process of ending a life to remove their pain and suffering. None of the victims of the Nazis' murderous regime were killed for that reason.Tag: Reverted