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This user edits as a wiki-sloth: my watchlist is completely empty, and I'll be happy to let you win any arguments. Archives are here: User_talk:Reuben/Archive/Archive_01.

Korea under Japanese Rule[edit]

Please redirect me as you see this fit. I'm new to Wiki editing.

In my humble opinion, the article [Korea under Japanese Rule] describes an EVENT and is not a history pertaining to any specific country.

To describe the event in which one Empire "A" subjugates a sovereign state "B" would be better described as "A's occupation B" as opposed to a "B under A's rule."

To draw a parallel, the article about France during World War II would be titled "France under German Rule" but this is not so.

The closest article to this topic is titled "German military administration in occupied France during World War II." However, the article is not an EVENT article. The article is titled in such a way because it describes the German military's activity while it occupied France during WWII. The title simply describes the content.

The title, as it currently stands, is misleading because it describes the subjugate relationship from Korea to Japan during a specific period as opposed to the event itself.

The problem with describing a relationship can be described as coercive or cooperative - a highly subjective process which would be difficult to maintain impartiality.

As it currently stands, the title is partial to the Japanese perspective that, by the word of the international law, Korea was under the Japanese rule because the head of the state had signed a treaty saying so. From the Korean perspective, Eulsa Treaty was forced at gunpoint and as such is void and null and there is evidence to support that point of view as well.

To describe the event objectively, I would humbly request that we consider changing the title more in line with the rest of "Japanese occupation" articles.

"Japanese Occupation of Korea" is a more objective title for the event which this article describes.

If the article was meant to describe the history as it relates to Japanese governance in occupied Korea, then I suggest the title of "Japanese Administration of Occupied Korea" and to revise the article as such.

If the article was meant to describe the history as it relates to Korea during this same time, then I would suggest the title of "Korean reaction to the Japanese Occupation" and to revise the article as such.

Again, please feel free to let me know if this was an inappropriate post. Tofoo (talk) 22:52, 22 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Sandberg prize[edit]

I don't know if you are here, but I've kind of answered your question at Wikipedia:Notice_board_for_Israel-related_topics#Sandberg_Prize. trespassers william (talk) 15:41, 10 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Khasan-Tumangang line[edit]

When this line was build? according to one source, during ww2 in order to transport soviet troops to korea to fight the japanese. second source says "the railway was completed during the korean war". what is the correct? Superzohar Talk 11:45, 26 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Chinese cash[edit]

You have previously participated in discussions on use of English in currency names at Wikipedia Talk:WikiProject Numismatics/Style. If you care, please discuss a resolution of related titleing issue at Talk:Chinese wén. — AjaxSmack 01:44, 31 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Pongdong-ri[edit]

Pongdong-ri- check this. new missle site. Superzohar Talk 14:22, 4 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Nomination of Deep column station for deletion[edit]

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