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Comment: The draft is a translation from de:Ami_–_go_home!, which is fine but you should know that Yankee go home is already re-directing to Anti-Americanism.I would redraft this as the particular German angle to the issue or simply try to add a dedicated section in the aforementioned entry? Superboilles (talk) 22:52, 28 September 2024 (UTC)Reply
Comment:Zeitschrift für Staatssoziologie and Österreichische Monatshefte: For each, which page(s) of which article, by which author(s)? "Avez-vous Bourbon? Große Reisefilme des 20. Jahrhunderts" appears to be a verbose essay within somebody's blog. I don't understand how it qualifies as a reliable source.For https://www.dhm.de/sammlungen/plakate/p94_874.html (now a dead link), Wayback Machine has many scrapes. Specify one among them that is appropriate. Hoary (talk) 02:06, 19 July 2024 (UTC)Reply
Comment: If a cited source has a title (or subtitle) that's in German -- or in some other language that isn't English -- then you're welcome to translate it into English as an explanation of the actual title (subtitle), which you should also give. Thus for example:Amt für Information der Regierung der DDR (Office for Information of the Government of the GDR), ed. Ami go home. Warum die Amis heimgehen sollen ("Ami go home. Why the Americans should go home"). Die Wahrheit dem Volke ("The truth to the people"), volume 7. Berlin: Deutscher Zentralverlag, 1950. OCLC248260806Avoid giving the impression that the title, etc., are in English, if they are not. Hoary (talk) 23:58, 16 July 2024 (UTC)Reply
Comment: The draft is a translation from de:Ami_–_go_home!, which is fine but you should know that Yankee go home is already re-directing to Anti-Americanism.I would redraft this as the particular German angle to the issue or simply try to add a dedicated section in the aforementioned entry? Superboilles (talk) 22:52, 28 September 2024 (UTC)