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Keresaspa (born 1979 in Belfast) is a Northern Ireland-based contributor to Wikipedia.
Keresaspa is my web name, shamelessly swiped from Iranian mythology (as a variation of Garshasp), and I discovered Wikipedia from a BBC TV show and am now addicted. I initially made posts without being a member but decided it was time to gain a little bit of wiki-recognition as something other than a number.
I have a BA in History and Politics and an MA in Comparative Ethnic Conflict. I am currently studying for a PhD on the topic of right wing extremism, so most of my posts are on that topic. My entire education has been at Queen's University, Belfast and I am Belfast born and bred. I went to the same school as Liam Neeson, although we missed each other by about 25 years!
I see my wiki claim to fame as being the introduction of a series of articles relating to National Bolshevism. As stated the right is the area in which most of my entries can be found. This is, however, no indication of my own political opinions. I am also proud to have been instrumental in saving the entry on The Zakhov Mission from deletion, as well as one or two others. I'm glad it is still with us. I'm a regular at articles for deletion where I always endeavour to help rescue potentially useful articles, although I also seek to rid Wikipedia of the scourge of individual entires for internet slang.
I am currently also working on a series of articles about Northern Ireland, particularly its political past, an area which I feel is a little under-represented on here. I also keep an eye on the articles about football clubs in Kazakhstan and fill the odd request when I have nothing better to do. I've also recently been working on getting rid of the redlinks over at List of Prime Ministers of Bulgaria, a task completed on 15 February 2006.
My pet hate about Wikipedia is when you work hard on article only for the site to automatically log you out whilst it is saving. It has recently happened whilst I was saving articles on Kennedy Lindsay and George Seawright and is beyond infuriating!
My hobbies include reading and writing, music (Jethro Tull being a particular favourite) and football, where I follow West Bromwich Albion, Caley Thistle, my local team Cliftonville and my adoptive national team Paraguay.
When I write I invariably use British English, although I have no problem with people changing it, particularly when I'm writing about North American topics (which I occasionally do). I have also recently become a big fan of redirects as they keep place tidy and prevent one-line entries to explain alternative names for things. Other than that, I'm fairly easy-going in my editing and I'm really just here for a bit of fun.
[edit] Pages I Have Created
[edit] Politics
[edit] British right wing extremism - people
Ian Anderson (politician), Richard Barnbrook, Henry Hamilton Beamish, John Beckett (politician), Anthony Bennett (English politician), Jane Birdwood, Andrew Brons, Ted Budden, Eddy Butler, Simon Darby, Dennis Delderfield, Françoise Dior, Sharon Ebanks, Richard Edmonds, William Evans-Gordon, Andrew Fountaine, Robert Forgan, Jeffrey Hamm, Anthony Hancock (publisher), Neil Francis Hawkins, Ray Hill, Derek Holland, David Kerr (Northern Irish politician), Arnold Leese, Rotha Lintorn-Orman, David McCalden, Michael McLaughlin, Tommy Moran, Eddy Morrison, John Morse (British politician), John O'Brien (UK politician), Roy Painter, Charles Parker (UK politician), Denis Pirie, Kevin Quinn, Anthony Reed Herbert, Robert Relf, Charlie Sargent, Keith Thompson, Alexander Raven Thomson, Martin Webster, Martin Wingfield
[edit] British right wing extremism - movements
British Brothers League, British Democratic Party, British National Party (1960), British Peoples Party, British Peoples Party (1939), Constitutional Movement, Europe a Nation, Flag Group, Greater Britain Movement, Imperial Fascist League, International Third Position, League of Saint George, National Democratic Party (UK, 1966), National Fascisti, National Independence Party (UK), National Party (UK, 1976), National Socialist Action Party, National Socialist League, National Socialist Movement (UK, 1962), Nationalist Alliance, Official National Front, One Nation (UK), Political Soldier, Racial Preservation Society
[edit] National Bolshevik topics
Aleksandr Dugin, Heinrich Laufenberg, Nashi (Ours), National Bolshevik Front, National-Bolshevik Party, National Bolshevism, Ernst Niekisch, Parti Communautaire Européen, Parti Communautaire National-Européen, Jean-François Thiriart, Nikolay Ustryalov
[edit] Right-wing extremism in Eastern Europe
[edit] Bulgaria
National Social Movement (Bulgaria), Union of Bulgarian National Legions
[edit] Czechoslovakia
Ferdinand Durčanský, National Fascist Community, Karol Sidor, Slovenská pospolitosť - Národná strana
[edit] Finland
Herman Gummerus, Erkki Räikkönen, Elias Simojoki
[edit] Hungary
László Baky, István Balogh (politician), Zoltán Böszörmény, László Endre, Sándor Festetics, Hungarian National Defence Association, Hungarian National Socialist Party, Andor Jaross, Zoltán Meskó, Fidél Pálffy
[edit] Romania
Elena Bacaloglu, Crusade of Romanianism, Lăncieri, National-Christian Defense League, National Fascist Movement, National Italo-Romanian Cultural and Economic Movement, National Renaissance Front, National Romanian Fascia, Romanian Front
[edit] Russia
Aleksandr Dubrovin, Aleksandr Ivanov-Sukharevsky, Konstantin Kasimovsky, Nikolai Markov, People's National Party (Russia), Russian Fascist Organization, Russian Fascist Party, Russian National Socialist Party, Russian National Union
[edit] Other
Iron Wolf (Lithuania), Ain-Ervin Mere, National Radical Camp Falange, Artur Sirk
[edit] Right-wing extremism in Western Europe
[edit] Belgium
Hendrik Elias, Bert Eriksson, Jeune Europe, Luc Michel, Mouvement d'Action Civique, Order of Flemish militants, José Streel, Joris Van Severen, Cyriel Verschaeve
[edit] France
Jacques Bainville, Maurice Bardèche, René Binet (neo-Fascist), Yvan Blot, Christian Bouchet, Pierre-Antoine Cousteau, Mark Fredriksen, French and European Nationalist Party, Jean-Yves Le Gallou, Parti des forces nouvelles, Parti Populaire Français, Réseau Radical, Third Way (France), Henri Vaugeois
[edit] Germany
Friedhelm Busse, Deutsche Heidnische Front, Deutsche Rechtspartei, Free German Workers' Party, German Alternative, German League for People and Homeland, Gesinnungsgemeinschaft der Neuen Front, Jakob Wilhelm Hauer, Mathilde Ludendorff, Horst Mahler, Armin Mohler, Martin Mussgnug, Nation Europa, Nationalist Front, Harald Neubauer, Fritz Rössler, Strasserism, Michael Swierczek, Tannenbergbund, Adolf von Thadden, Friedrich Thielen, Volkssozialistische Bewegung Deutschlands/Partei der Arbeit
[edit] Italy
Giorgio Almirante, Stefano Delle Chiaie, Alberto De Stefani, Roberto Fiore, National Front (Italy), National Social Front, National Vanguard (Italy), Pino Rauti, Social Action, Terza Posizione, Adriano Tilgher
[edit] Netherlands
Jan Baars, Black Front (Netherlands), General Dutch Fascist League, Alfred Haighton, Wouter Lutkie, Arnold Meijer, National Alliance (Netherlands), National Socialist Dutch Workers Party, National Union (Netherlands), Ernst Herman van Rappard, H.A. Sinclair de Rochemont
[edit] Portugal
National Action Movement, National Syndicalists (Portugal)
[edit] Scandinavia
Demokratene, Per Engdahl, National Socialist Workers' Party (Sweden), Nationalist Party (Iceland), Povl Riis-Knudsen
[edit] Spain
Bases Autónomas, CEDADE, Ernesto Giménez Caballero
[edit] Switzerland
Gaston-Armand Amaudruz, Eugen Bircher, Franz Burri, Eidgenössische Sammlung, Arthur Fonjallaz, Rolf Henne, Ernst Leonhardt, National Front (Switzerland), National Movement of Switzerland, National Union (Switzerland), Hans Oehler, Georges Oltramare, Jakob Schaffner, Schweizerischer Vaterländischer Verband, Emil Sonderegger, Robert Tobler, Volkspartei der Schweiz
[edit] Other
European Social Movement, Denis Fahey, Greek National Socialist Party, National Party of Europe, Hermann Neubacher, New European Order, Volksdeutsche Bewegung
[edit] Right-wing extremism in the Americas
[edit] Chile
Carlos Keller, National Socialist Movement of Chile
[edit] Mexico
Salvador Abascal, National Synarchist Union
[edit] USA
European-American Unity and Rights Organization, Free Society of Teutonia, John Kasper, National States' Rights Party, H. Keith Thompson, World Union of National Socialists
[edit] Other
Gustavo Barroso, Bolivian Socialist Falange, Canadian Association for Free Expression, Falangism in Latin America, Institutional Democratic Party, National Liberation Movement (Guatemala), New Triumph Party
[edit] Right-wing extremism in the rest of the world
[edit] Japan
National Socialist Japanese Workers and Welfare Party, Tōhōkai
[edit] Philippines
Ganap Party, KALIBAPI, Makapili
[edit] South Africa
Boerestaat Party, Carel Boshoff, Greyshirts, Nicolaas Havenga, Herstigte Nasionale Party, Oswald Pirow, Tielman Roos, Vereniging van Oranjewerkers
[edit] Other
Party of National Brotherhood, SUMKA, Unit 88
[edit] Northern Ireland entries
[edit] Loyalist groups
Combined Loyalist Military Command, Loyalist Association of Workers, Tara (Northern Ireland), Ulster Clubs, Ulster Loyalist Central Co-ordinating Committee, Ulster Political Research Group, Ulster Resistance, Ulster Workers Council
[edit] People
Glenn Barr, Ronald Bunting, Sammy Duddy, George Forrest (politician), Ivan Foster, Frankie Gallagher, Billy Hutchinson, Tommy Kirkham, Frank McCoubrey, W. F. McCoy, Patricia McLaughlin, Gary McMichael, John McMichael, Hugh Ross (politician), Ray Smallwoods, Charles Harding Smith, Hugh Smyth, Gusty Spence, Andy Tyrie, John White (loyalist)
[edit] Politicial parties
British Ulster Dominion Party, Ulster Independence Movement, Ulster Movement for Self-Determination, Ulster Third Way, United Ulster Unionist Council
[edit] Other
Northern Ireland Assembly election, 1982, Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention
[edit] Bulgarian Prime Ministers
Georgi Atanasov, Ivan Ivanov Bagrianov, Todor Burmov, Stoyan Danev, John Casimir Ehrnrooth, Grisha Filipov, Petur Gabrovski, Ivan Evstratiev Geshov, Dimitar Grekov, Petar Gudev, Reneta Indzhova, Todor Ivanchov, Petko Karavelov, Georgi Kyoseivanov, Andrey Lyapchev, Aleksandar Malinov, Konstantin Muraviev, Nikola Mushanov, Dimitar Petkov, Racho Petrov, Dimitar Iliev Popov, Vasil Radoslavov, Leonid Sobolev, Stefan Sofiyanski, Dimitar Stanchov, Konstantin Stoilov, Teodor Teodorov, Andrey Toshev, Aleksandar Tsankov, Dragan Tsankov, Kliment Turnovski, Anton Yugov, Petаr Zlatev
[edit] Other Politics entries
Australian League of Rights, Walter Breisky, Dashiin Byambasüren, John Hargrave, Mongolian legislative election, 1990, Movement for Democracy – The Net, National Liberation Movement (Ghana), Revolutionary Party (Guatemala), Johann Schober, Murray Sueter, Dündar Taşer, Vladimir Tikhonov, Youssouf Togoïmi, Venezuelan presidential election, 1963, Venezuelan presidential election, 1968
[edit] UK by-elections
Acton by-election, 1968, Belfast West by-election, 1943, Birmingham Ladywood by-election, 1969, Birmingham Ladywood by-election, 1977, Birmingham Northfield by-election, 1982, Birmingham Stechford by-election, 1977, Cambridge by-election, 1976, Carshalton by-election, 1976, City of London and Westminster South by-election, 1977, Coventry North West by-election, 1976, Dagenham by-election, 1994, Enfield West by-election, 1970, Epsom & Ewell by-election, 1978, Fulham by-election, 1986, Gower by-election, 1982, Hull North by-election, 1966, Ilford North by-election, 1978, Kensington by-election, 1988, Liverpool Scotland by-election, 1964, Manchester Moss Side by-election, 1961, Manchester Moss Side by-election, 1978, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central by-election, 1976, Newham North East by-election, 1994, Peckham by-election, 1982, Rotherham by-election, 1976, St Marylebone by-election, 1970, South Ayrshire by-election, 1970, Southampton Itchen by-election, 1971, Southend East by-election, 1980, South West Norfolk by-election, 1959, Sutton and Cheam by-election, 1972, Thurrock by-election, 1976, Uxbridge by-election, 1972, Walsall North by-election, 1976, West Bromwich by-election, 1973, Whitehaven by-election, 1959 , Wirral by-election, 1976, Wycombe by-election, 1978
[edit] Football
[edit] Football in Kazakhstan
FC Aktobe-Lento, FC Akzhayik, FC Almaty, FC Astana, FC Atyrau, FC Avangard, FC Bulat, FC Dostyk, FC Ekibastuzetc, FC Energetik, FC Irtysh, FC Kaisar, FC Okzhetpes, FC Ordabasy, FC Semey, FC Shakhter, FC Taraz, FC Tobol, FC Vostok, FC Yesil Bogatyr Petropavlovsk, FC Zhetysu, Football in Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan Cup, Kazakhstan First Division, Kazakhstan national under-21 football team, Kazakhstan Super League, List of football clubs in Kazakhstan
[edit] Former Scottish League clubs
Armadale F.C., Bathgate F.C., Beith F.C., Bo'ness F.C., Broxburn United F.C., Dundee Wanderers F.C., Dykehead F.C., Galston F.C., Helensburgh F.C., Johnstone F.C., King's Park F.C., Lochgelly United F.C., Northern F.C., Solway Star F.C., Thistle F.C., List of former Scottish Football League clubs
[edit] Footballers
Owen Archdeacon, Saturnino Arrúa, Neil Aspin (request), István Balogh (footballer), Graham Barrow (request), Joël Bats, Ali Benarbia (request), Basile Boli (request), Stan Bowles (request), Gerry Creaney (request), Christian Damiano (request), O'Neill Donaldson (request), Mark Draper (request), Buenaventura Ferreira, Willie Findlay, Mahmoud Guendouz, Rachid Harkouk, Ramón Hicks, Humphrey Jones, Mikhail Kavelashvili (request), Temuri Ketsbaia (request), Paul McDonald (footballer) (request), Paul McGregor (footballer) (request), Gerard McMahon (footballer) (request), Darren Patterson, Les Phillips, Pascal Plovie, Mark Prudhoe (request), Franck Rolling (request), Vladimiro Schettina, Stefan Schnoor (request), Steve Slade (request), Duncan Spedding (request), Marc Van Der Linden, Jerome Vareille, Jimmy Willis (request)
[edit] Football clubs
Borough United F.C. (request), Colwyn Bay F.C., Oxford City F.C. (request), Wallidan F.C., Walton & Hersham F.C.
[edit] Football seasons
1967-68 in English football, 1968-69 in English football, 1969-70 in English football, 1940-41 in Scottish football (request), 1941-42 in Scottish football (request), 1942-43 in Scottish football (request), 1943-44 in Scottish football (request), 1944-45 in Scottish football (request), 1945-46 in Scottish football (request)
[edit] Other football entries
1986 Football League Cup Final, Fuji-Cup, Brian Glanville (request)
[edit] Other
[edit] Music
Agnes Baltsa (request), Everyone's Got One, Fun! fun! fun!, Lustra (album), Gilbert Montagné, On (Echobelly album), The Overlanders (band)
[edit] TV
Peter Armitage (actor), Gyearbuor Asante, Arthur Brough, James Hayter (actor), Junior Showtime (request), Gerry Kelly (broadcaster)
[edit] Wrestling
[edit] Miscellaneous
[edit] WikiProjects
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