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| {{Short description|4-20 Birthday Party<br><br>{{tq|(scroll to very bottom of page for normal index)}}}} | | {{ Founders}}<table style="vertical-align: top;"><tr> |
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| =GRAND PRIZES!=
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| ==Hitler's Birthday Spork==
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| [[File:Hspork.png|thumb|500px|right|
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| '''Adolf Hitler’s Personal Formal Oyster Fork Stolen From The Brown House/Fuhrerbau In Munich By a U.S. Solider/Thief. Originally there are believed to have been six complete sets of 500 pieces, 3,000 pieces in total, commissioned by Albert Speer and manufactured by Bruckmann in the ‘formal pattern’ of silver flatware and tableware presented to Hitler on the event of his 50th birthday on 20th April 1939.
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| Certified By The Gettysburg Museum Of History.''']]
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| '''GRAND PRIZE!!'''<br>
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| Adolf Hitler’s Personal Formal Oyster Fork Stolen From The Brown House/Fuhrerbau In Munich By A U.S. Solider. Certified By The Gettysburg Museum Of History. A solid silver Hitler oyster spoon, which was in his personal set. Yes, American Soldiers were literally stealing the silver.
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| This spoon has Hitler’s personal national eagle with his “AH” monogram. It has all the proper hallmarks on the back. This 6″ Oyster Fork is from “The Hitler Personal Formal Pattern” It is the most fancy and most desirable of all the Hitler silver sets. This piece was absconded to the United States along with several other pieces by U.S. Officer Captian Herman E. Wilkenson of the 11th Field Hospital attached to the 42nd Division. The 42nd Division was among the first U.S. troops to enter Munich and they captured the Fuhrerbau and BrownHouse. The BrownHouse was bombed but Hitler’s silver was kept in the basement and was unharmed. The thief called it “Nazi Headquarters” but it was verified the basement of the BrownHouse! There was also a kitchen in the basement for the dinners held next door. Such “Formal Pattern” silver was used in the Fuhrerbau next door for fancy state dinners and this particular piece was used only when Hitler was present, and marked personal.
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| Hitler’s silver was the ultimate war trophy for U.S. soldiers. It could be slipped into a pocket, and nobody knew the better. Yes, Americans went to Europe and stole Hitler's spork. 100% guaranteed to be authentic complete museum documentation (COA) will be provided to the winner.
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| ==Hitler Birthday Stamp==
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| [[File:1937hitlerbdaystamp.png|
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| |thumb|500px|'''Adolf Hitler birthday stamp
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| 1937 commemorative single from souvenir sheet issued for Adolf Hitler"s Birthday with additional 25 percent surcharge tab. The tabs have rouletting for separation.''']]
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| '''SECOND PRIZE!!'''<br>
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| This may possibly be the most awesome stamp in the world! Beautiful! Magnificent! Featuring Adolf Hitler in his honored serious leadership three-quarter pose, looking to your right, his eyes looking to the distance, as if awaiting his destiny. Classic engraving, stamp is printed in volkish pine green. Authentic Adolf Hitler birthday stamp 1937 commemorative single from souvenir sheet issued for Adolf Hitler"s Birthday with additional 25 percent surcharge tab. The tabs have rouletting for separation.
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| Yours to cherish forever, for helping FasciPedia with a few edits!
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| ==Oswald Mosley Time issue==
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| [[File:blanktransparent.png|260px|left| ]][[File:Mosleymag.png|thumb|250px|right|Third Prize - Oswald Moseley Time Magazine.]][[File:blanktransparent.png|260px|left| ]][[File:Rockwellmag.png|250px|thumb|right|'''Fourth Prize (4) - George Lincoln Rockwell Playboy Magazine.''']]
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| '''THIRD PRIZE!!'''<BR>
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| TIME MAGAZINE OSWALD MOSLEY BRITAIN’S HITLER, <br>"The bright young people adore his panaceas"
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| MARCH 16 1931
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| The infamous March 16, 1931 issue of TIME magazine, featuring Oswald Mosley, caricatured on the front cover with his signature oh-so-British sardonic grin. John Gunther described Mosley as "strikingly handsome. He is probably the best orator in England. His personal magnetism is very great". This was from a time before such great men were smeared. Inside is a great article on Oswald Mosley and many other news & advertising tidbits - an excellent time capsule into the workings of a world very different from today.
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| Value $100
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| <br>
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| ==Rockwell Playboy Issue==
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| '''FOURTH PRIZE!!'''<br>
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| FOUR 4TH PRIZES!!! THAT'S RIGHT, FOUR!!<BR>
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| PLAYBOY MAGAZINE APRIL 1966 COMPLETE
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| Extensive HUGE Interview published in Playboy Magazine. Alex Haley (Roots) interviews George Lincoln Rockwell. 1965. Undoubtedly one of the most controversial interviews the magazine ever printed.
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| Value $75
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| <br><br><br>
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| =THANK YOU=
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| [[file:RoGK.png|left|100px|link=https://gab.com/groups/5989]]
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| A very special thank you goes out to RightOf_GengisKhan@ Remembering The Reich on GAB, the antique aficionado who so selflessly donated the vast majority of these charming gifts!
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| Click HERE: [https://gab.com/groups/5989 Remembering the Reich on Gab]
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| =Other Prizes=
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| {{4-20Bop}}
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| ==Claiming Prizes==
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| Prize winners are announced as soon as we can get them up, within 24 hours. We do our best to notify the winners, but it is '''''YOUR''''' yesponsibility to claim your prize!! Simply alert one of the m9ds that you recieved word that you won a prize and follow instructions. With few exceptions, we do not store any of the gifts on-site, so we must usually request one of our generous sponsors to send the prizes to you. Cut-off date for ALL prizes is Midnight, April 30, 2023 Alaska time.
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| <br><br><br><br>
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| =How to Play=
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| Initially launched in September 2022, Community Struggle is another aspect of events designed to get the FasciPedia Community to work together for a goal, in this case the goal is to unlock a group of prizes.
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| Archangel here, I know that the numbers can seem overwhelming, so let’s break down the ins and outs of Community Struggle and how exactly it works for this event!
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| =What Is "Community Struggle"?=
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| {{Quote|Struggle is the father of all things. It is not by ease and slumber that man lives or is able to preserve himself above the animal world, but solely by means of struggle.|Adolf Hitler}}
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| We improve ourselves with struggle, and as fascists, we do it together for a common goal. Community Struggle means unlocking a group of prizes that can be won if the FasciPedia Community reaches the goals set. For example, the goals for September: 300 articles, 4000 edits.
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| =Is the Counter Just For Me, or Is It For FasciPedia writers and Editors World Wide?=
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| It’s the collective total of ALL FasciPedia Members World Wide, so not just you.
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| =How Do I Unlock the Community Prizes?=
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| You may make edits, upload png files and use them, create articles, create definitions, upgrade definitions into articles, and much more. Various "tickets" are awarded to you everytime you commit certain acts
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| =What acts get tickets ?=
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| * Membership - 1 ticket
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| * Edit - 1
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| * Definition - 5
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| * Big edit - 10
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| * Upload.png image - 10
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| * Article Start - 100
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| * Full Article start - 200 (2+ sections, and an image)
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| * Article Upgrade - 25
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| * Edit Undo - Minus 25 * see note below.
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| * Install Event Counter - 500
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| * Bronze Cake - 75
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| * Silver Cake - 100
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| * Gold Cake - 200
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| Mods will award Hitler Birthday cakes to Strugglers who perform exceptional tasks or hit certain milestones. As you can see, the tickets are substantial, but not so substantial that people recievint cake will dominate the game. Strugglers can only recieve three cakes each month.
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| * Having a mod undo one of your edits is a normal thing, so do not get upset. Expect it to happen periodically. It happens to everyone. Our standards are a little higher than other online encyclopedias. Perhaps even the highest. Just read the mod note, and move on.
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| =How Do I install the counter?=
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| It's very easy, and the personal counter is not required to play. However you get bonus points for installing it, and it adds 5% to your ticket total.
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| 1. Go to your User Page. (Tap your name at the top)<br>
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| 2. Tap "edit".<br>
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| 3. Add this code to the top:<br>
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| {{t|AHbday}}
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| <br><br>
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| 4. Make sure to include the brackets. <br>It should look something like this:
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| <br>[[File:AHCounter.png|left|150px|]]<br><br><br>Yours may appear another color.
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| <br><br><br><br>
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| 5. That's it!
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| =Do I Have to Participate to Get the Prizes?=
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| No, as long as the Strugglers unlock the ability to get the prizes you don’t have to participate to actually get them. BUT...I say yes, participate! Participation is FASCIST!! The Community is counting on you! AND THE MORE YOU PARTICIPATE THE BETTER YOUR CHANCES ARE!!
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| You don’t have to do it a ton, but every once in a while is nice. It helps everyone out to get those prizes. So don’t be selfish, IT PROBABLY WON'T PAY OFF. Be a fascist, everyone’s participation (no matter how great or small) is what makes the goals achievable.
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| =Why Is the Counter Going So Slow?! It Feels like We’re NEVER Going to Earn All the Prizes!=
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| I know. It's possible the Stugglers will fail. Thats the point of the game. Unawarded Prizes will appear in the next contest. Frustrating if that happens, but thats how it works. If so, you'll have another crack at them.
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| So just keep writing and editing, and try not to focus too much on the numbers. The point of FasciPedia is to have Quality Articles!
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| * '''[[Philippe Pétain]]''': | | * '''[[Philippe Pétain]]''': |
| * '''[[The Holocaust]]''' | | * '''[[The Holohoax]]''' |
| * '''[[Isabel Medina Peralta]]''' | | * '''[[Isabel Medina Peralta]]''' |
| * '''[[Mahatma Gandhi]]''' | | * '''[[Mahatma Gandhi]]''' |
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| * '''[[List of jewish child molesters]]''' | | * '''[[List of jewish child molesters]]''' |
| * '''[[FasciPedia:Newsletter]]''' | | * '''[[FasciPedia:Newsletter]]''' |
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| <span style="color:#600082; font-size:140%;">'''Aͣвⷡoͦuͧᴛⷮ Faͣs͛cͨiͥРⷬeͤdͩiͥaͣ'''</span><p>'''Our purpose here at FasciPedia''' | | <span style="color:#600082; font-size:140%;">'''Aͣвⷡoͦuͧᴛⷮ Faͣs͛cͨiͥРⷬeͤdͩiͥaͣ'''</span><p>'''Our purpose here at [[Fascipedia|FasciPedia]]''' |
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| * Explorations of Communism and Capitalism, the two competing ideas; | | * Explorations of [[Communism]] and [[Capitalism]], the two competing ideas; |
| * Analysis and criticism of how these subjects are handled in the media. | | * Analysis and criticism of how these subjects are handled in the media. |
| * We welcome contributors, and encourage those who politely disagree to register and engage in constructive dialogue. | | * We welcome contributors, and encourage those who politely disagree to register and engage in constructive dialogue. |
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| <span style="color:#3b8313; font-size:140%;">'''Oͦрⷬiͥniͥoͦn'''</span><p>'''Opinion pieces by FasciPedia editors''' | | <span style="color:#3b8313; font-size:140%;">'''Oͦрⷬiͥniͥoͦn'''</span><p>'''Opinion pieces by [[Fascipedia|FasciPedia]] editors''' |
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