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Going just by the numbers...editOut of interest, as at 31st December 2013 there were 1,337 featured articles yet to reach the main page ( 15 – 1,322 on the same date in 2012; 1,323 in 2011; 1,339 in 2010).
Art, architecture and archaeologyedit
Art, architecture and archaeology biographiesedit· William Etty (19th-c. English artist) · Mortimer Wheeler (British archaeologist) Awards, decorations and vexillologyeditNone BiologyeditAs of 10 January 2016, 152 articles in this category 14
Armillaria gallica (widespread) · Boletus aereus (mainly Europe) · Boletus badius (North America, Europe) · Calvatia sculpta (North America) · Coprinellus micaceus (widespread) · Cortinarius violaceus N. hemisphere · Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca (widespread) · Imperator torosus (Southern Europe) · Rotula aquatica (widespread) · Omphalotus nidiformis (Australia) · Russulaceae widespread · Suillus bovinus (widespread) · Suillus luteus (widespread) · Tricholoma pardinum (widespread) · Turbinellus floccosus (widespread)
Banksia caleyi (Australia) · Banksia canei (Australia) · Banksia lemanniana (Australia) · Banksia marginata (Australia) · Banksia oblongifolia (Australia) · Banksia sphaerocarpa (Australia) · Isopogon anemonifolius (Australia) · Isopogon anethifolius (Australia) · Persoonia linearis (Australia) · Persoonia terminalis (Australia) Animalsedit
Australian raven · Black currawong (Australia) · Brazza's martin (Africa) · Common tern (Europe, Asia, North America) · Delichon (Europe, Asia, Africa) · Eurasian blackcap (Europe, Asia, Africa) · Eurasian rock pipit · European nightjar · European storm petrel · Forest raven (Australia) · Fulvous whistling duck · Hoopoe starling (Madagascar, extinct) · Long-tailed ground roller (Madagascar) · Mascarene grey parakeet (extinct) · Pallas's leaf warbler (Asia) · Pale crag martin (Africa, Asia) · Perijá tapaculo (South America) · Rock martin (Africa) · Rodrigues starling (extinct) · Russet sparrow (Asia) · Saxaul sparrow (Asia) · White-eyed river martin (Thailand) · Yellowhammer · Yellow-tailed black cockatoo (Australia) · Zino's petrel (Madeira)
Ambondro mahabo (Madagascar, mammal) · Archaeoindris (Madagascar, primate) · Babakotia (Madagascar, primate) · Cuban macaw · Cryptoprocta spelea (Madagascar, carnivore) · Dromaeosauroides (Denmark) · Ferugliotherium (Argentina, fossil mammal) · Giganotosaurus (dinosaur) · King Island emu (Australia) · Mascarene parrot (Reunion) · Noronhomys (Brazil, rodent) · Opisthocoelicaudia (dinosaur) · Oryzomys antillarum (Jamaica, rodent) · Pennatomys (Caribbean, rodent) · Rodrigues solitaire (Madagascar, bird) · Spotted green pigeon (bird)
Poitevin horse (France)
Nothomyrmecia (ant species)
· Giant mouse lemur · Small-toothed sportive lemur
Mindomys (Ecuador) · Oryzomys couesi (Central America) · Oryzomys dimidiatus (Nicaragua) · Thomasomys ucucha (Ecuador) · Transandinomys (Central America, South America) · Transandinomys talamancae (Central America, South America) · Voalavo gymnocaudus (Madagascar)
European hare (Europe) · Hartebeest (Africa, mammal) · Salanoia durrelli (Madagascar, mammal) · Springbok (Africa) Biology biographiesedit(None) Business, economics and financeeditAs of 10 January 2016, 25 articles in this category 1
American Arts Commemorative Series medallions · Cleveland Centennial half dollar · Eisenhower dollar · Hawaii Sesquicentennial half dollar · Huguenot-Walloon half dollar · Indian Head cent · Lewis and Clark Exposition dollar · Lexington-Concord Sesquicentennial half dollar · Liberty Head double eagle · McKinley Birthplace Memorial dollar · Susan B. Anthony dollar · Walking Liberty half dollar
Adam Eckfeldt (USA) Chemistry and mineralogyedit
ComputingeditNone Culture and societyeditBaden-Powell House (UK, Scouting) · Monroe Edwards (American criminal) · Guy Fawkes Night (England/UK) · Pig-faced women (17th-century England and France) · Murder of Dwayne Jones (21stC. LGBT-related murder) · Josephine Butler (1828, English feminist) · Burke and Hare murders (British serial killing) EducationeditC. R. M. F. Cruttwell (20th-century English historian and Evelyn Waugh figure) Engineering and technologyedit
Food and drinkedit
Food and drink biographieseditNo items in this category Geography and placeseditAs of 10 January 2016, 34 articles in this category 13
Blyth, Northumberland · Brownhills · Greater Manchester · Herne Bay, Kent · Shaw and Crompton
Black Moshannon State Park · Columbia River · Paulins Kill
Geology and geophysicsedit
Health and medicineeditHistory and politicseditAs of 10 January 2016, 80 articles in this category 3
Fredonian Rebellion (Mexican Texas, 1826) · Convention of 1833 (Mexican Texas) · Kentucky gubernatorial election, 1899 · Thaddeus McCotter presidential campaign, 2012
Political history of medieval Karnataka (4th–16th centuries, modern-day India) · Western Chalukya Empire (10th–12th centuries, modern-day India)
Halifax Explosion (1917)
Senghenydd colliery disaster (mining accident, 1913)
Muhammad al-Durrah incident (Gaza Strip, 2000) History and politics biographiesedit
Charles Scott (governor) (b. 1739, Governor of Kentucky) · Francis Nash (b. 1742, American Revolutionary War) · John J. Crittenden (b. 1787, Governor of Kentucky) · Political career of John C. Breckinridge (b. 1821, Vice President) · Thomas F. Bayard (b. 1828, Secretary of State) · Samuel J. Randall (b. 1828, House Speaker} · James A. Garfield (b. 1831, President 1881) · James B. McCreary (b. 1838, Governor of Kentucky) · William T. Anderson (b. 1839, Civil War guerilla) · Benjamin Tillman (b. 1847, US Senator and Governor) · Thomas R. Marshall (b. 1854, Vice-President 1913–21) · William Borah (b. 1865, US senator) · Warren G. Harding US president 1921–23 · Alben W. Barkley (b. 1877, Vice-President 1949–53) · George W. Romney (b. 1907, Republican/businessman) · Louie B. Nunn (b. 1924, Governor of Kentucky) · Ernie Fletcher (b. 1952, Governor of Kentucky) · Wail al-Shehri (9/11 hijacker) · George Tucker (politician) (b. 1775, member of US House of Representatives)
Don Dunstan (b. 1926, Australian)
Urse d'Abetot (c. 1040, royal official) · William Cragh (c. 1262, Welsh warrier) · Ambrose Rookwood (c. 1578, Gunpowder Plot) · Jeremy Thorpe (b. 1929, politician)
Tarrare (c. 1772, French showman and soldier) · William Harper (Rhodesian politician) (1916–2006, Rhodesia) · Norodom Ranariddh (b. 1944; Cambodian) · Ian Smith (b. 1919, Rhodesia) · P. K. van der Byl (b. 1923, South Africa) Polar explorationeditSY Aurora's drift (1915) Language and linguisticsedit
LaweditDietrich v The Queen (Australia) Law biographieseditLiterature and theatreeditAs of 10 January 2016, 55 articles in this category
Amazing Stories (USA, 1920s magazine) · Amazing Stories Quarterly (science fiction magazine) · Future Science Fiction and Science Fiction Stories · Galaxy Science Fiction (USA, 1950/80 magazine) · Ghost Stories (magazine) (USA 1926–32) · Halo: Contact Harvest (USA, 2007 sci-fi novel) · The Halo Graphic Novel (USA, 2006, sci-fi) · Science Fantasy (magazine) (UK, 1950s/60s) · Science Fiction Quarterly (US, 1940s, 1950s) · Scientific Detective Monthly US 1930s · Super Science Stories (UK, 1940s sci-fi magazine) · The Thrill Book US, 1919 · Venture Science Fiction (UK, 1950s sci-fi)
· South Pacific (1949, Rogers and Hammerstein) · A Song Flung Up to Heaven (2002, Angelou autobiography) · "Sinestro Corps War" (2007 comic book) · Vision in White 2009, Nora Roberts novel
Diamonds Are Forever (novel) James Bond novel · Live and Let Die (novel) 1954 James Bond novel · Dr No. (novel) 1958 James Bond novel · The Story of Miss Moppet Beatrix Potter story 1906
· Western Chalukya literature in Kannada (10th–12th century, India) · The Playboy Canada, 1990 (graphic novel) Literature and theatre biographieseditLittle Tich (b. 1867, English music hall entertainer) · William Beach Thomas (b. 1868, English writer) · P. G. Wodehouse (b. 1881, British novelist and humorist) · Ezra Pound (b. 1885, American poet) · Laurence Olivier (20th c. British actor and director) · Kurt Vonnegut (US novelist) Mathematicsedit
Biographies of mathematicianseditNone MediaeditAs of 10 January 2016, 109 articles in this category 5
· But I'm a Cheerleader · The Cat and the Canary (1927 film) · Into Temptation (film) · Life's Shop Window 1914 film · The Mummy (1999 film) · Summer of '42 · Superman film series
Dredd · Persuasion (1995 film) · The Turn of the Screw (2009 film) · Witchfinder General (film)
Chandralekha (1948 film) · Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge · Eega · Enthiran (Tamil)
Air Mata Iboe · Djaoeh Dimata · Pah Wongso Pendekar Boediman · Si Tjonat · Soeara Berbisa · Sorga Ka Toedjoe
Rob-B-Hood (Hong Kong)
"Nightswimming" (Awake) · "Say Hello to My Little Friend"
Carnivàle · Characters of Carnivàle
"Partners in Crime" (Doctor Who)
Homicide: Life on the Street (season 2)
"Greatest Hits" (Lost) · Martin Keamy · "Meet Kevin Johnson" · "The Other Woman" (Lost)
Parks and Recreation (season 1)
"Cape Feare" · "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" · "You Only Move Twice"
· "Starvin' Marvin" (South Park)
· "Rejoined" · Star Trek: First Contact
"All Hell Breaks Loose" (Supernatural) · "Fresh Blood" (Supernatural) · "Pilot" (Supernatural) · Supernatural (season 1)
"all things" · "Deadalive" · "Deep Throat" (The X-Files episode) · "Home" (The X-Files) · "Ice" (The X-Files)
Animaniacs · Chad Harris-Crane · Firefly (TV series) · Kampung Boy (TV series) · Last Gasp (Inside No. 9) (fourth episode of series) · Madlax · Making Waves (TV series) · Sardines (Inside No. 9) · Temperatures Rising · The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
Media biographieseditBradley Cooper (20th-century American actor) · D. Djajakusuma (Indonesian film director) · Jacobus Anthonie Meessen (19th-century Dutch photographer) · Michael Hordern (20th-century British actor) · Rod Steiger (20th-century American actor) · Peter Sellers (b. 1925, UK actor and comedian) Meteorologyedit1983 Atlantic hurricane season · 1991 Atlantic hurricane season · 2003 Atlantic hurricane season · Effects of Hurricane Isabel in Delaware · Effects of Hurricane Isabel in North Carolina · Hurricane Daniel (2006) · Hurricane Emily (1993) · Hurricane Fay (2014) · Hurricane Erika (2003) · Hurricane Gonzalo · Hurricane Gordon (2006) · Hurricane Hattie · Hurricane Hazel · Hurricane Irene (1999) · Hurricane Juan (1985) · Hurricane Marie (2014) · Meteorological history of Hurricane Gordon (1994) · Meteorological history of Hurricane Ivan · Meteorological history of Hurricane Jeanne · Meteorological history of Hurricane Patricia · Tropical Storm Carrie (1972) · Tropical Storm Gabrielle (2007) · Tropical Storm Hanna (2002) · Tropical Storm Henri (2003) · Typhoon Maemi · Typhoon Omar MusiceditAs of 10 January 2014, 90 articles in this category 13
· Noye's Fludde (Britten)
1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?) · Adore (The Smashing Pumpkins album) · "All You Need Is Love" (The JAMs song) · Aries (album) · Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) · By the Way · Confusion (album) · Diorama (Silverchair album) · Dream Days at the Hotel Existence · E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (album) · "Eyes of the Insane" · Fantasy Black Channel · Formula, Vol. 1 · Freak Out! · "Fuck the Millennium" · Halo 3 Original Soundtrack · "Halo" (Beyoncé song) · Hex Enduction Hour · Internationalist (album) · "Jihad" (song) · Kala (album) · Kill 'Em All (Metallica album) · Made in the Dark · Maya (M.I.A. album) · "Monkey Gone to Heaven" · "My Happiness" (Powderfinger song) · New York Dolls (album) · Niandra Lades and Usually Just a T-Shirt · No Depression (album) · No Me Queda Más (Selena song 1994) · Of Human Feelings · Over the Rainbow (Connie Talbot album) · Ride the Lightning Metallica album 1984 · · Rumours (album) · Slug (song) Brian Eno song 1995 · South of Heaven · Still Reigning · "Talk That Talk" (Rihanna song) · The Ecstatic (2009 rap album) · The Way I See It · Title TK (2002 album the Breeders) · Too Much Too Soon (album) · Tragic Kingdom · "What You Waiting For?" · Zoo TV Tour Music biographiesedit
Arnold Bax · Imogen Holst · Maurice Ravel · Camille Saint-Saëns
None
Audioslave (American rock group) · Big Star (American rock group) · The Kinks (British rock group) · Steve Lukather (American rock guitarist) · The Orb (British electronic music group) · Pixies (American alternative rock group) · Sasha (DJ) (Welsh DJ and record producer) · Taylor Swift (American pop singer) Philosophy and psychologyeditNone Physics and astronomyedit
Physics and astronomy biographieseditEnrico Fermi · Isidor Isaac Rabi Religion, mysticism and mythologyeditReligion, mysticism and mythology biographieseditEaldred (archbishop of York) (d. 1069) · William de Corbeil (b.c. 1070, Archbishop of C) · Nigel (bishop of Ely) (b.c. 1100) · Gerard (archbishop of York) (d. 1108, Archbishop of Y and Lord Chancellor) · John de Gray (d. 1214, Bishop of Norwich) · Roger Norreis (d. c. 1223, Abbot of Evesham) · Ralph Neville (d. 1244, Bishop of Chichester and Lord Chancellor) · Frank Jenner (Australian evangelist, 20th century) Royalty, nobility and heraldryedit
Royalty, nobility and heraldry biographieseditMenkauhor Kaiu (Ancient Egyptian pharaoh 3rd millenium BCE) · Wihtred of Kent (d. 725, King of Kent) · Æthelbald of Mercia (d. 757, King of Mercia) · Stephen I of Hungary (born c. 975) · Sheshi (Ancient Egyptian ruler) · Æthelstan A (fl.c. 930, scribe) · John, King of England (b. 1166) · George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore (b. 1579, Governor of Newfoundland) · Nikolai Kulikovsky (b. 1881, Russian nobleman) OthereditSport and recreationeditAs of 10 January 2016, 117 articles in this category 8
· 2005 ACC Championship Game · 2007 ACC Championship Game · 2008 Humanitarian Bowl · 2008 Orange Bowl · 2009 International Bowl · 2010 PapaJohns.com Bowl
2009 World Series · First Tennessee Park
First Test, 1948 Ashes series · Second Test, 1948 Ashes series · Third Test, 1948 Ashes series · Fourth Test, 1948 Ashes series
· History of Liverpool F.C. (1985–present) · Portman Road · Scotland national football team · Stocksbridge Park Steels F.C. · Valley Parade
2006 Subway 500 · 2007 Coca-Cola 600 · 2008 UAW-Dodge 400 · 2015 Formula One season
· 2015 Vuelta a España · The Boat Race 2003 · The Boat Races 2015 · The Boat Races 2016 · York Park (Australian rules football venue) · Gateshead International Stadium Sport and recreation biographiesedit
Mike Capel · Stan Coveleski · Harmon Killebrew · J. R. Richard
Gubby Allen (England) · Sid Barnes with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Brian Booth (Australia) · Don Bradman with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Arthur Gilligan (England) · Percy Chapman (England) · Ian Chappell (Australia) · Jack Crawford (cricketer) (England) · Wally Hammond (England) · Lindsay Hassett with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Herbie Hewett (England) · George Hirst (England) · Jack Hobbs (England) · Ian Johnson (cricketer) (Australia) · Maurice Leyland (England) · Sam Loxton (Australia) · Sam Loxton with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Archie MacLaren (England) · Ian Meckiff (Australia) · Early life of Keith Miller (Australia) · Keith Miller in the 1946–47 Australian cricket season · Doug Ring with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Ernie Toshack with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Marcus Trescothick (England) · Hugh Trumble (Australia)
Eric Brewer (Canadian) · Dominik Hašek (Czech) · Roberto Luongo (Canadian) · Paul Stastny (Canadian-American)
Sandra Morgan (Australian, female)
CM Punk (American wrestler) · Joel Selwood (Australian Rules) · Florence Nagle British racehorse trainer · Bazy Tankersley American horse breeder0 TransporteditAs of 10 January 2016, 55 articles in this category 14
Gol Transportes Aéreos Flight 1907 (2006 collision)
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railway · Opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway · Wood Siding railway station
California State Route 76 · Interstate 69 in Michigan · Interstate 70 in Colorado · Interstate 196 · Interstate 296 · Interstate 470 (Ohio–West Virginia) · Interstate 696 · M-553 (Michigan highway) · Ontario Highway 61 (Canada) · Ontario Highway 403 (Canada) · Ontario Highway 420 (Canada) · U.S. Route 2 in Michigan · U.S. Route 8 · U.S. Route 23 in Michigan · U.S. Route 25 in Michigan · U.S. Route 30 in Iowa · U.S. Route 31 in Michigan · U.S. Route 41 in Michigan · U.S. Route 50 in Nevada · U.S. Route 131 · U.S. Route 141
Transport biographieseditnone Video gamingedit· 4X · Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings · Aquaria (video game) · Blast Corps · Cloud (video game) · Conan (2007 video game) · Cortana (Halo) · Development of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion · Empires: Dawn of the Modern World · Fabula Nova Crystallis Final Fantasy · Final Fantasy Tactics · Final Fantasy IX · Final Fantasy X-2 · Final Fantasy XIII-2 · Flotilla (video game) · Freedom Planet · Flow (video game) · God of War III · God of War: Ghost of Sparta · Half-Life 2: Lost Coast · Halo 3 · Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary · Ico · Journey (2012 video game) · Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories · Knight Lore (1984 video game) · The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages · Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy · Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games · Master Chief (Halo) · Menacer · Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater · Myst IV: Revelation · Myst V: End of Ages · Persona (series) · Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned · Rise and Fall: Civilizations at War · Sam & Max: Freelance Police · Sega CD · South Park: The Stick of Truth · Super Columbine Massacre RPG! · Super Mario Galaxy · Tales of Monkey Island · The Last of Us · Voyage: Inspired by Jules Verne · Wipeout 3 ḹ WarfareeditArmed Forces Special Weapons Project · Australian Defence Force · German–Yugoslav Partisan negotiations · Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment · No. 1 Wing RAAF · No. 36 Squadron RAAF · No. 79 Squadron RAAF · No. 90 Wing RAAF · No. 450 Squadron RAAF · South American dreadnought race · 38th (Welsh) Infantry Division · Northampton War Memorial Warfare matérieledit
USS Chesapeake (1799) · USS Congress (1799) · USS Illinois (BB-65) (1940) · Indiana class battleship · USS Indiana (BB-1) (1895) · Armament of the Iowa-class battleship · USS Iowa (BB-61) · USS Iowa turret explosion · USS Kearsarge (BB-5) (1898) · USS Massachusetts (BB-2) · USS Princess Matoika (ID-2290) · Montana class battleship · USS Saratoga (CV-3)
Brazilian battleship São Paulo
HMS Alceste (1806) · HMS Argus (I49) · HMS Calliope (1884) · HMS Emerald (1795) · HMS Furious (47) · HMS Hermes (95) · HMS Hood (51) · HMS Illustrious (87) · HMS Indefatigable (R10) · HMS Princess Royal (1911) · HMS Queen Mary · HMS Temeraire (1798) · HMS Tiger (1913) · HMS Vanguard (23)
SMS Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse 1899 · SMS Prinz Adalbert(1901) · Bayern class battleship (1915–19) · SMS Derfflinger · SMS Dresden (1907) · SMS Helgoland · SMS Hindenburg · Kaiser class battleship · SMS Kaiser · SMS Kaiserin · König class battleship · SMS König Albert · SMS Lützow · Moltke class battlecruiser · Nassau class battleship · SMS Nassau · SMS Oldenburg · SMS Ostfriesland · SMS Posen · SMS Rheinland · SMS Schleswig-Holstein · SMS Seydlitz · SMS Thüringen · German battleship Tirpitz (1936–44) · SMS Westfalen · SMS Wörth · SMS Mecklenburg
Fusō-class battleship · Japanese battleship Fusō · Fuji-class battleship · Japanese battleship Musashi · Nagato-class battleship · Japanese battleship Nagato · Japanese battleship Tosa · Japanese battleship Yamashire · Japanese battleship Yamato · Yamato class battleship
Peresvet-class battleship · Russian battleship Oslyabya · Russian battleship Poltava (1894) · Russian battleship Retvizan · Russian battleship Rostislav · Russian battleship Slava · Sovetsky Soyuz class battleship
Andrea Doria-class battleship (Italy) · McDonnell Douglas A-4G Skyhawk · Yugoslav monitor Vardar · Yugoslav submarine Nebojša · Yugoslav monitor Sava · Yugoslav monitor Drava Wars, battles and eventsedit
· Battle of Malvern Hill (July 1862, American Civil War) · Battle of Corydon (9 July 1863, American Civil War)
· Battle of Pulo Aura (1804) · Battle of Schliengen (French Revolutionary Wars)
Battle of Moscow · Battle of Villers-Bocage · Operation Brevity · Operation Cobra · 70th Infantry Division (United Kingdom)
Battle for Henderson Field · Battle of Mount Austen, the Galloping Horse, and the Sea Horse · Battle of the Tenaru · Battle of Tulagi and Gavutu–Tanambogo · Bombing of Yawata (June 1944) · Douglas MacArthur's escape from the Philippines · Koli Point action · Matanikau Offensive · Operation Ke · Take Ichi convoy
President Truman's relief of General Douglas MacArthur (1951, Korea)
Operation Flavius (Gibraltar killings, 1988) · 1994 Black Hawk shootdown incident Warfare biographiesedit
George Andrew Davis, Jr. (USAF, WW2 and Korea) · Thomas J. Hudner Jr. (Navy pilot, Korea) · Walter Krueger (Army, WW2) · George B. McClellan (Civil War general) · Fred Moosally (Navy) · William Sterling Parsons (Navy WW2) · William F. Raynolds (Army)
David Evans (RAAF officer) (WW2) · Frank Bladin (RAAF, WW2) · Raymond Brownell (RAAF, WW1) · Dick Cresswell (RAAF, WW2) · Brian Eaton (RAAF, WW2) · Stanley Goble (RAAF) · Valston Hancock (RAAF, WW2) · William Hely (RAAF, WW2) · Joe Hewitt (RAAF officer) (RAAF, WW2) · Les Holden (AFC, WWI later RAAF) · Cedric Howell (RAAF, WW1) · Garnet Malley (RAAF, WW1) · Alister Murdoch (RAAF, WW2) · Bill Newton (RAAF, VC winner, WW2) · Mark Oliphant WW2 nuclear scientist · Walter Peeler (Army, VC winner, WW1) · Frederick Scherger (RAAF) · Edgar Towner (Army, WW1, VC winner) · Ellis Wackett (RAAF) · Hector Waller (Navy, WW2) · Allan Walters (RAAF, WW2) · John Wilton (general) (Army, WWII) · Henry Wrigley (RAAF, WW1 and 2)
{{background color|pink|Thomas Crisp (VC, WW1) · Brian Horrocks (Army, WW2) · John Plagis (RAF, WW2)
Gottlob Berger (1896–1975, Germany) · J. R. Kealoha Am. Civil War · Tôn Thất Đính (Vietnam)
Extra listingseditBiographical articles about womenedit· Jean Bellette (20th-century Australian artist) · Josephine Butler (1828, English feminist) · Nancy Cartwright (Simpsons voice) · Hillary Clinton (American politician) · Princess Helena of the United Kingdom (3rd daughter of Queen Victoria) · Olivia Manning (20th-century British novelist) · Sandra Morgan (Australian swimmer) · Florence Nagle British racehorse trainer · Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia (sister of Tsar Nicholas II) · Faryl Smith (Britain's Got Talent singer) · Gwen Stefani (American rock singer) · Constance Stokes (20th-century Australian artist, female) · Connie Talbot (Britain's Got Talent singer) · Bazy Tankersley American horse breeder · Sabrina Sidney (b. 1757, foundling) Biographical articles about people of non-white ethnic backgroundedit· Ngô Đình Cẩn (b. 1911, South Vietnam) · Eusèbe Jaojoby (b. 1958, Madagascan singer) · Norodom Ranariddh (b. 1944; Cambodian politician) · Waisale Serevi (b. 1968, Fijian rugby union player) · Wail al-Shehri (b. 1973, 9/11 hijacker) · Khalid al-Mihdhar (b. 1975, 9/11 hijacker) · Satoru Iwata (Japanese businessman) · Kangana Ranaut (b. 1987, Bollywood actress) · Hasan al-Kharrat (1861–1925, Syrian revolutionary) · D. Djajakusuma (Indonesian film director) Vital articles that have not appeared on the main pageedit
Enrico Fermi • Ezra Pound • Guy Fawkes • Horace Greeley • John, King of England • John Gielgud • Josiah Willard Gibbs • Laurence Olivier • Maurice Ravel • Stephen I of Hungary • George Bernard Shaw
Battle of Hastings • Columbia River • Cucurbita • Eris (dwarf planet) • Rumours (album) Possible datesedit
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