User:Leidseplein

I am retired indefinitely because of the terrible experience I've had on Wikipedia - as studies show this is overwhelmingly the realm of young unmaried childless males - it is beyond pointless to participate as a solo editor with no interest except adding more articles or improving current ones.

Leidseplein This user firmly believes that this is a better world because of the presence of dogs. This user has written or expanded 5 articles featured in the Did You Know section on the Main Page. This user likes penguins. This user enjoys ice cold Jägermeister This user is interested in World War I (1914–1918) and World War II (1939–1945). incl This user is an inclusionist. @ This user can be reached by email.

Hello, thank you vor visiting my user page. I am primarily interested in historical items related to World War II and the Cold War and this is my area of formal education and expertise. On Wikipedia I enjoy most of all creating new articles.

• San Pablo, Arizona is one of America's neighborhoods lost to urban renewal.
• Grosvenor Square is the home of the American Embassy in London.
• Amy Elizabeth Thorpe was a WWII spy.
• Sologubovka Cemetery is the largest final resting place for German Soldiers in the world.
• German prisoners of war in the United States numbered over 400 000 and lived in 46 states.
• St. Florian's Cathedral is a wonderful church in Warsaw which played a role in the Siege of Warsaw (1939).
• An article section on twist-tie color coding, explains how grocery stores manage bread age.
• Soviet War Memorial (Vienna) is a monument to Red Army soldiers who fell during the Vienna Offensive.
• HMS Polyanthus was a Royal Navy corvette lost with my friend Leslie Hockley onboard during World War II.
• Bata shoe factory (East Tilbury) is a Grade II listed building surveyed by English Heritage and a unique company town in Essex.