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	done page moves a couple of times in the past, so he is not too
	confident about doing it, at least until after the weekend after he
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Subject: [WPM] page move [[Occupation of the Baltic states]]
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I just had some offline correspondence with LessHeardVanU. He is
willing to do  the move, except that he has only had done page moves a
couple of times in the past, so he is not too confident about doing
it, at least until after the weekend after he reads up on it again.

Can anyone recommend someone with page move experience, there is like
a week long backlog at WP:RM, and I'd like to bi-pass this lest some
troll contests the move proposal.

I also thought about moving it myself to [[Occupations of the Baltic
states]], given that it is about more than one occupation, but
tactically having an admin move the article back to the original name
is a more defensible position, i.e. done by a uninvolved third party.

Martin

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