19:4119:41, 28 December 2022diffhist−368
Armed priests
→History: The cited material does not support the text. The Nv no hi ta hi was an organizational role for supervising building projects that would only be given to a priest who had killed in battle, rather than a universal title for priests who had killed someone in battle.
15:5615:56, 23 December 2021diffhist+1
Steven Bradbury
→1994 Winter Olympics: The entry previously said that he lost 4 L of blood, which would have left him almost totally exanguinated and definitely would have killed him. Since it’s an impossibility and the reference can’t be looked up, I removed the specific number.Tags: Mobile editMobile web edit
20:1720:17, 4 March 2020diffhist+376
Dieppe Raid
→Honours and awards: Added a line about the fact that John Weir Foote voluntarily allowed himself to be captured so that he could minister to his fellow Canadians in the POW camp.
23:1423:14, 26 February 2019diffhist−220
Stephen Eustáquio
Undid revision 884639807 by
Walter Görlitz (
talk) Because Eustáquio represented Portugal at U-21, filing his 1-time switch to Canada through FIFA irrevocably tied him to Canada, regardless of whether he's been capped. Canada is now the only country he is eligible to play for.Tag: Undo
19:0719:07, 29 January 2018diffhist−440
Man-eater
→Fish: The cited evidence shows a grouper trying to get a spear fisherman's catch, not a grouper trying to attack/eat a human. There are no known instances of a grouper attacking a person.
22:5922:59, 27 November 2017diffhist−6,643
Code talker
→Navajo code talkers: Despite numerous source links, this entire section is actually an almost verbatim copying of George D. Johnson's 2011 book "Profiles in Hue". It needs to be rewritten to not be in violation of copyright.
22:4422:44, 27 November 2017diffhist−6,643
Code talker
→Navajo code talkers: Despite numerous source links, this entire section is actually an almost verbatim copying of George D. Johnson's 2011 book "Profiles in Hue". It needs to be rewritten to not be in violation of copyright.