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Hello, everyone. My mysterious absence (in case anyone noticed) was due to travel, but I'm now back. I hope all is relatively well.

This is now up for deletion:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Collapse_of_Socialism . Personally, I think the title is a bad one and that [[Revolutions of 1989]] is sufficient to cover the topic. Of course, Tiananmen has some relevance to what was going on in Europe at the time, but of a relatively peripheral nature that can easily be mentioned in the "Revolutions" article. Similarly, what happened in Albania, Mongolia and so on is somewhat related, but a second article isn't really justified (an "impact" section would work much better). At least that's my initial impression.


      

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