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Thank you for your Poland-related contributions
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DYK for Polish - Czech Friendship Trail
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I have reviewed this article and placed it on hold until 2/26/2010. You can see the review here. WTF? (talk) 16:15, 12 February 2010 (UTC)
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NIstoria najnowsza
[edit]Piszę tutaj, bo mam bana na pl.wiki. Ja ci tak powiem, zajmij się tym na czym się znasz. Jesteś lekarzem, Popraw hasło poczęcie w kwestiach medycznych. Co do kwestii, na których się nie znasz, i które mylisz to historia najnowsza i współczesność to różne terminy. Wizikj (talk) 23:12, 10 November 2017 (UTC)
- Nie jestem lekarzem a lingwistą (języki skandynawskie i ugrofińskie) :) A co do historii najnowszej i współczesności – już się naumiałem :) Faktycznie mieszałem te terminy. Pozdrawiam i zyczę szybkiego zdjęcia bana (o ile pamiętam, mam z Tobą dobre doświadczenia) Kicior99 (talk) 11:21, 11 November 2017 (UTC)
- A ja myślę, że nawet znakomite doświadczenia ze mną są. Historia najnowsza (współczesna) to, to co się obecnie dzieje (do tej pory współczesnością określało się świat po Wielkiej Wojnie, której dogrywkę mieliśmy w 1939 roku), a historia nowożytna, to, moim zdaniem, to ci zaistniało po wystąpieniu Lutra; inne określenie nowożytności, to moim zdaniem nieporozumienie. Przepłynięcie Adriatyku nie jest jakimś ważnym wydarzeniem w dziejach świata, owszem dla Polski oceaniczne drogi wodne miały po latach smutne skutki, no niestety. Upadek Konstantynopola owszem niechlubnie przyczynił się do chwały Europy, jednak nie spowodował nic nowego w myśleniu, więc moim zdaniem rok 1517 jest przełomem myślenia Europejczyków, wywołał trzy wojny w tym jedną światową. Tak ten okres według faktografii. Obecnie znów czasy się zmieniają i ja Ciebie rozumiem. Historia przez ostatnie 7 lat nowy bieg przyjęła. Być może, że 2010 będzie dla przyszłych pokoleń dzielnikiem historii. Na koniec, bardzo Ciebie przepraszam, bo pomyliłem Ciebie z Kpjasem (dawno, dawno temu na tematy medyczne z nim polemizowałem), serdecznie przepraszam. Pozdrawiam Wizikj (talk) 00:28, 14 November 2017 (UTC)
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