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@Czekan pl I disagree with the move, it seems that you put your reason as "Misspelled" when it really isn't. The name "Battle of Weichselmünde" comes from Swedish sources, while "Battle of Latarnia" comes from Polish sources 1. I believe that such a move needs consensus, and perhaps it would be better to add "Also called the Battle of Latarnia/Weichselmünde" to the lead, since that does not disregard sources. Gvssy (talk) 16:00, 23 August 2024 (UTC)Reply