Talk:Union Nationale (Quebec)
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Just a couple of quick questions:
1. What's wrong with using terms like "Ultramontanist" and "falangist" to describe the party's ideology? Under Duplessis, they were a Catholic far-right party with contempt for the democratic process and friends in Hitler and Mussolini's governments.
2. Why is the party not referred to as "National Union" in English? A 1960 campaign advertisment intended for Anglophones referred to the party by this name, which to me is strong enough evidence that it was the party's official English name.
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BetacommandBot 11:48, 6 July 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Jan 21 2008 clean up
- I have adjusted the capitalization of headings to conform with WP:HEAD;
- I have removed links to date fragments per WP:DATE;
- I have improved piped links to reflect Wikipedia:piped link:
- Keep piped links as intuitive as possible. Do not use piped links to create "easter egg links", that require the reader to follow them before understanding what's going on. Also remember there are people who print the articles. For example, do not write this:
- ...and by mid-century the puns and sexual humor were (with only a few exceptions) back in to stay.
- The readers will not see the hidden reference to Thomas Bowdler unless they click or hover over the piped exceptions link — in a print version, there is no link to select, and the reference is lost. Instead, reference the article explicitly:
- ...and by mid-century the puns and sexual humor were (with only a few exceptions; see Thomas Bowdler) back in to stay.
- Similarly:
- "After an earlier disaster (see Bombay Explosion (1944))", not "After an earlier disaster..."
Ground Zero | t 12:33, 21 January 2008 (UTC)
