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Revolutions of 1989 online Wikipedia challenge
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Boris Yeltsin as model for civil resistance
Dear Professor Roberts,

A question has been raised about your insertion of a picture of Boris Yeltsin at Talk:Civil_resistance. Could you please answer the concerns raised there? Since you are an academic in the field, any references that support this interpretation of Boris Yeltsin as model for civil resistance and whether such a view has been unanimously accepted in the scientific community would be of particular relevance. Thank you, &mdash; Sebastian 13:35, 12 October 2017 (UTC)

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