Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes V (Do Not Post Current Politics Here)
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Rosa Luxemburg
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The wording may not be the best phrased but um.. nothing about religion? Just just one of the things I noticed from the box is the 'Atheist Act' passed by Barry Goldwater. There was plenty about religion in the box.
Perhaps, but @Hubert Humphrey Fan 1968 himself just said that it's because September 7 2002 is his birthday and no other reason. I don't expect him to come up with a constitutional amendment just for the sake of justifying something he did just for fun
The German Forum (German: Deutsche Forum) is one of the major institutions of the German Union. It is a collective body comprised of the heads of state or government of the German Union member states, along with two members from the German Union, the Representative of the German Forum and the Commissioner of the Central Power. The Forum's purpose is to define the German Union's overall political direction and priorities; as a result, it is sometimes referred to as the Union's "supreme political authority". Its current leader is Brigitte Bierlein, former President of Noricum.
(I realize that I'm kind of toeing the line on "current politics" by including real-world politicians, but I have tried to stick to ones who are obscure [or at least with little international profile; some don't even have English Wikipedia pages], retired, or in a formally non-partisan office… figures who I cannot imagine igniting heated political discussion. Nor are they intended as the main focus here, but as flavour in a larger scenario. Essentially, I think there is a lot more to discuss than just the people within, and— I hope— it's all those other things that pique the most interest and curiosity.)
(Credit: text based in part off of corresponding text from Wikipedia's European Council page)
German Union:
Member states
(I realize that I'm kind of toeing the line on "current politics" by including real-world politicians, but I have tried to stick to ones who are obscure [or at least with little international profile; some don't even have English Wikipedia pages], retired, or in a formally non-partisan office… figures who I cannot imagine igniting heated political discussion. Nor are they intended as the main focus here, but as flavour in a larger scenario. Essentially, I think there is a lot more to discuss than just the people within, and— I hope— it's all those other things that pique the most interest and curiosity.)
(Credit: text based in part off of corresponding text from Wikipedia's European Council page)
German Union:
Member states
I think you'll be fine, I've used modern politicians in entirely fictionalized scenarios before and I didn't run into any issues. I'm not the arbiter of this though, so who knows
"Sorry your parents were assassinated, here's control over Alsace-Lorraine, okay?"
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