Talk:Robert Hale Merriman

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Merriman's death

In Hochschild's new book, Spain in our Hearts, he ends the book with a different story on how Merriman died. His ex-wife was contacted by someone with him, and the story brought her peace. As groups of soldiers tried to slip past the Nationalists at night, they were caught in machine gun fire. According to one account, he died that way, but in another account he was captured and executed later. Ctskelly (talk) 05:45, 13 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]

IP edits since April

To the unregistered editor who has been editing this page over the last seven months: hi. Your edits keep being reverted, which I'm sure is frustrating. The issue is that the material you've added is not attributed to a source of any kind, which means readers and other editors have no way of knowing where the information comes from or verifying for themselves that it's correct. This kind of verifiability is a central policy of Wikipedia, and one we take quite seriously. That's why your additions keep being removed. That kind of back and forth editing isn't in anyone's interest, and learning to cite sources on Wikipedia is very easy, so we can fix this. If you drop a message here or on my talk page I'd be happy to help. AntiDionysius (talk) 02:35, 15 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]