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Zazpot (talk·contribs) This user has declared a connection. ("I am related to Hilda Kuper, whose writing is among the publicly available English language works covering the Swazi royal family. I knew Hilda Kuper when I was a child, before she passed away in 1992. I have visited Swaziland only once: for two days, around 1997 or 1998. I was still young and knew even less about Swaziland than I do now. In the course of that trip, I met some members of the Swazi royal family, while visiting the village in which they lived. They kindly and unexpectedly took me to lunch at a nearby restaurant, and were friendly towards me on account of my being related to Hilda Kuper, but sadly I was too young and uninformed to understand or remember precisely which members they were. Other than this kindness, which carried no obligation, I was not hosted by them, nor have I had contact with them before or since. To be absolutely clear: all of these occurrences happened before Wikipedia even existed." zazpot (talk) 18:26, 6 November 2016 (UTC))Reply
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I came here to determine how she became regent, and I was hoping for a simple explanation, but after multiple attempts of reading the first part of the paragraph, I gave up. Too many place names, and people's names that don't get explained. That paragraph could really use some work.McKay (talk) 05:44, 22 October 2016 (UTC)Reply
