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Former featured articles

This page lists articles that used to be featured articles, but were demoted because they do not meet current featured article criteria. Featured articles can only be demoted through a consensus derived through discussion at the Featured article review page. The removal discussions for the former featured articles listed below can be found in the featured article review archive.

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Of the 1,235 articles that have lost featured status, the 64 that have been re-promoted are listed at the bottom of the page. The articles in bold have been featured on the Main Page.

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Art, architecture and archaeology

Ancient Greek art · Art competitions at the Summer Olympics · Article 153 of the Constitution of Malaysia · Baroque · Buddhist art · Magdeburg Cathedral · Chicago Board of Trade Building · Salvador Dalí · Deconstructivism · Diego Velázquez · Fancy cancel · Graffiti · History of erotic depictions · Parliament House, Dublin · Paul Kane · Kengir uprising · Leonardo da Vinci · Oxyrhynchus · Palace of Westminster · Parthenon · Francis Petre · Point Park Civic Center · Radhanite · Rembrandt · Robert Lawson (architect) · Roman Vishniac · Rova of Antananarivo · Sanssouci · Shotgun house · Sylvanus Morley · Templon · Xanadu Houses

Biology

Action potential · Antarctic krill · Aquarium · Bioinformatics · Brolga · Cat · Cell nucleus · Chemical synapse · Chromatophore · Cladistics · Cochineal · Coconut crab · DNA repair · Fauna of Australia · Homo floresiensis · Human · Introduction to evolution · Island fox · Krill · Marginated tortoise · Marine shrimp farming · Mongrel · Mitochondrial Eve · Pufferfish · Race (human categorization) · Sperm whale · United States Navy Marine Mammal Program · Whale vocalization

Business, economics and finance

2 euro commemorative coins · Bank of China (Hong Kong) · Billboard · Celtic Tiger · Demand Note · Dime (United States coin) · Economics · Economy of Africa · Economy of India · Economy of the Iroquois · Economy of the Republic of Ireland · Euro · Gold standard · Labour economics · Mercantilism · Microsoft · Strategic management · Supply and demand

Chemistry and mineralogy

Alchemy · Aldol reaction · Ammolite · Antioxidant · Caffeine · Damascus steel · Glass · Lead(II) nitrate · Linus Pauling · Lysergic acid diethylamide · Paracetamol · Raney nickel · Sertraline · Turquoise

Computing

Acorn Computers · Application programming interface · Architecture of Btrieve · Architecture of Windows NT · ASCII · Btrieve · C (programming language) · Central processing unit · Color Graphics Adapter · Commodore 64 · CUPS · Computer security · CPU cache · Data Encryption Standard · Emacs · Firefox · Floppy disk · Folding@home · GNU/Linux naming controversy · History of computing hardware · HTTP cookie · Java (programming language) · Macintosh · Markup language · Microsoft Data Access Components · OpenBSD · Opera (web browser) · PaX · Phishing · Quantum computing · Reduced instruction set computer · Rosetta@home · ROT13 · Scene7 · Search engine (computing) · Search engine optimization · Sequence alignment · Spamming · Storm botnet · Spyware · Ubuntu (operating system) · World Wide Web · X Window System · X Window System core protocol · Windows 2000 · Windows XP

Culture and society

Assassination · Azerbaijanis · Robert Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell · Bathing machine · Belarusian Republican Youth Union · Black Seminoles · Boy Scouts of America membership controversies · British African-Caribbean people‎ · Removal of cannabis from Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act · David Helvarg · Eagle Scout (Boy Scouts of America) · Exploding whale · Frederick Russell Burnham · Freemasonry · Gender role · Girl Scouts of the USA · History of merit badges (Boy Scouts of America) · Iranian peoples · Kibbutz · Kitsch · Korean name · Mail · Mandan · Imagery of nude celebrities · Pashtuns · Prostitution · Prostitution in China · Same-sex marriage · Scout Association of Hong Kong · Skunks as pets · Sociocultural evolution · Spring-heeled Jack · Swastika · Tamils · Toilets in Japan · Virginia Tech shooting · Wonderbra · Yuan (surname)

Education

Academy · Alpha Phi Alpha · Caulfield Grammar School · Cornell University · Encyclopædia Britannica · Harold and Inge Marcus Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering · History of Michigan State University · Hopkins School · Indian Institutes of Technology · Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur · Ohio Wesleyan University · Plano Senior High School · Peer review · University of Rajshahi · Wikipedia

Engineering and technology

Amplifier · Automatic number-plate recognition · Autostereogram · Beverage-can stove · Canon T90 · Compact Cassette · Crash test dummy · AC power plugs and sockets · Eifel Aqueduct · Electrical engineering · Enigma machine · Fountain pen · Horseshoe · International Space Station · Isambard Kingdom Brunel · Jarmann M1884 · Jet engine · Kammerlader · Krag–Jørgensen · Krag–Petersson · Mini · Mini Moke · Pattern welding · Phonograph cylinder · Plug-in hybrid · Radar · Saturn V · Shielded metal arc welding · Space Shuttle Challenger disaster · Spacecraft propulsion · Speech synthesis · Telephone exchange · Three Laws of Robotics · Typewriter · Zuiderzee Works

Food and drink

Absinthe · Beer · Black pepper · Butter · Cheese · Coca-Cola · Ina Garten · Kashrut · Norman Borlaug · Paleolithic diet · Saffron · Single malt Scotch · Tea · Trade and use of saffron

Geography and places

Ahmedabad · Aztalan State Park · Bangalore · Bangladesh · Belgium · Blyth, Northumberland · Bhutan · Bratislava · Buckinghamshire · Cambodia · Cape Horn · Cape Town · Carlsbad Caverns National Park · Chennai · Chew Valley · China · Chinatown · City status in the United Kingdom · Colditz Castle · Dogpatch USA · Delhi · Detroit · Dundee · East End of London · Éire · El Hatillo Municipality · Enclave and exclave · Geography of India · Gilwell Park · Goa · Golden Gate Park · Great Mosque of Djenné · Historic counties of England · Hong Kong · Houston · Indonesia · Isan · Istanbul · Israel · Jerusalem · Johannesburg · Kalimpong · Karnataka · Kaziranga National Park · Kerala · Kochi · Kolkata · Ladakh · Lastovo · Libya · Louisville, Kentucky · Malwa · Mangalore · Marshall, Texas · Minnesota · Montparnasse · Moorgate · Mount Rushmore · Mount Tambora · Mumbai · Mysore · Nepal · National parks of England and Wales · Newark, New Jersey · New York City · Niagara Falls · Oakland Cemetery (Atlanta) · Oklahoma · Pakistan · Paulins Kill · Peru · Peterborough · Piccadilly Circus · Principality of Sealand · Provinces of Thailand · Rondane National Park · San Jose, California · Sarajevo · Shahbag · Sheffield · Sikkim · South Africa · South Side, Chicago · Suburbs of Johannesburg · Technopark, Trivandrum · Tulsa, Oklahoma · Turkey · Vancouver · West Bengal · Westgate-on-Sea · Whitstable · Zambezi

Geology and geophysics

Eldfell · Geologic time scale · Geology of the Capitol Reef area · Geyser · 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami · 1755 Lisbon earthquake · Mount Pinatubo · Plate tectonics · Silverpit crater

Health and medicine

HIV/AIDS · Anabolic steroid · Asperger syndrome · Asthma · Baby Gender Mentor · Bloodletting · Breastfeeding · Cystic fibrosis · Down syndrome · Gene · Human tooth development · Huntington's disease · Keratoconus · Lesch–Nyhan syndrome · Médecins Sans Frontières · Multiple sclerosis · Parkinson's disease · Prostate cancer · Pneumonia · Severe acute respiratory syndrome · Stuttering · Tooth enamel · Tuberculosis

Heraldry, honors, and vexillology

Canadian Heraldic Authority · Flag of Australia · Flag of Mexico · Flag of the Republic of China · Flag of South Africa · Hero of Ukraine · Medal of Honor

History

1993 Russian constitutional crisis · 2007 Samjhauta Express bombings · Adoption in ancient Rome · Athanasius Kircher · Attila · Behistun Inscription · Carl G. Fisher · Franklin B. Gowen · Che Guevara · Chola dynasty · Claudius · Columbine High School massacre · Congo Free State · Dayuan · Adriaen van der Donck · Dreyfus affair · Eureka Rebellion · Ferdinand Magellan · First Crusade · Franks · Growth of the Old Swiss Confederacy · Habsburg Spain · Hamlet chicken processing plant fire · Helen Gandy · History of Alaska · History of Arizona · History of the Cape Colony from 1806 to 1870 · History of the Cape Colony from 1870 to 1899 · History of Central Asia · History of the City of Burnside · History of Germany · History of the Grand Canyon area · History of Greenland · History of the Jews in Poland · History of Limerick · History of Miami · History of the Netherlands · History of New Jersey · History of Puerto Rico · History of the Philippines · History of Portugal (1777–1834) · History of Russia (1991–present) · History of Russia · History of Scotland · History of South Carolina · History of Tamil Nadu · Hrafnkels saga · East India Company · Indo-Greek Kingdom · Indus Valley Civilisation · Italian Renaissance · John Dee · Julius Caesar · Katyn massacre · Kingdom of Makuria · Ku Klux Klan · Leopold and Loeb · Llywelyn the Great · Lothal · Mahatma Gandhi · Mark Antony · Mortara case · Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp · Mumia Abu-Jamal · 1965 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak · Penny (English coin) · Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth · Project MKUltra · Rosa Parks · Rus' Khaganate · Vallabhbhai Patel · Sasanian Empire · Second Malaysia Plan · September 11 attacks · Sheikh Mujibur Rahman · Sino-Soviet split · Space Race · Suleiman the Magnificent · Sun Yat-sen · Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 · Mark Felt · Werner Mölders · William Nelson Page · Witold Pilecki · Ziad Jarrah · Ziaur Rahman

Language and linguistics

American English · Aramaic language · Aryan Invasion Theory (history and controversies) · Bengali language · Gbe languages · Ido · Laal language · Leet · Mandarin Chinese · Names of the Greeks · Noam Chomsky · Portuguese language · Russian language · Split infinitive · Swedish language · Taiwanese Hokkien · Turkish language · Thou · Vowel · Voynich manuscript · Vulgar Latin

Law

Article One of the United States Constitution · Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms · Common scold · Constitution of 3 May 1791 · Copyright · Dred Scott v. Sandford · Equal Protection Clause · Federalist No. 10 · First Amendment to the United States Constitution · French law on secularity and conspicuous religious symbols in schools · Law · Lawrence v. Texas · Moors murders · Murder of James Bulger · Negligence · Paragraph 175 · Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949 · Roe v. Wade · Section summary of the Patriot Act, Title II · Separation of powers under the United States Constitution · Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs · Supreme Court of the United States · Tahirih Justice Center · Texas Ranger Division · Twelfth Amendment to the United States Constitution · United States Bill of Rights · United States Constitution · Patriot Act, Title III, Subtitle A

Literature and theatre

Abbey Theatre ·The Adventures of Tintin · African-American literature · Alliterative verse · American poetry · Anton Chekhov · Augustan drama · Augustan literature · Batman · The Brothers Karamazov · Cædmon · Calvin and Hobbes · The Cantos · Chuck Palahniuk · Crime fiction · Cyberpunk · Douglas Adams · Elaine Paige · English poetry · Foundation series . Fritz the Cat (film) · The Giver · H. P. Lovecraft · Henry James · The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy · The Illuminatus! Trilogy · Irish poetry · Irish theatre · Isaac Asimov · John Vanbrugh · Jonathan Wild · Kazi Nazrul Islam · Krazy Kat · The Lord of the Rings · Mario Vargas Llosa · Medieval literature · Middle-earth · Modernist poetry in English · Muhammad Iqbal · Nella Larsen · Objectivist poets · The Old Man and the Sea · Oroonoko · Peterborough Chronicle · Poetry · The Protocols of the Elders of Zion · Rabindranath Tagore · Restoration comedy · Restoration literature · Restoration spectacular · Robert A. Heinlein · Rudyard Kipling · Samuel Beckett · Sound film · Superman · Syed Ahmad Khan · A Tale of a Tub · Thomas Pynchon · "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius" · Thunderball · Turkish literature · Villain · William Monahan · The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Mathematics

Ackermann function · Algorithm · Blaise Pascal · Carl Friedrich Gauss · Computational complexity theory · Cryptography · Eigenvalues and eigenvectors · Equipartition theorem · Fractal · Game theory · Illegal prime · Infinite monkey theorem · Margin of error · Metrication · Monty Hall problem · Paul Erdős · Prisoner's dilemma · Pythagorean theorem · Regular polytope · Triangle · Trigonometric functions · Vacuous truth

Media

35 mm movie film · Abbas Kiarostami · Alfred Hitchcock · All your base are belong to us · Andrew Van de Kamp · Anthony Michael Hall · The Apprentice (UK TV series) · Arrested Development (TV series) · Austin Nichols · Avatar: The Last Airbender · BBC television drama · Bette Davis · Blackadder · Blackface · Buffy the Vampire Slayer · Captain Marvel (DC Comics) · Characters of Kingdom Hearts · Cheers · Coonskin (film) · Coronation Street · Countdown (game show) · Dalek · Dawson's Creek · Diane Keaton · Doctor Who · Dog Day Afternoon · KaDee Strickland · Karen Dotrice · Excel Saga · Felix the Cat · Film Booking Offices of America · Film noir . Firefly (TV series) · George Washington Dixon · Gremlins · Gremlins 2: The New Batch · Halloween (1978 film) · Halloween II (1981 film) · Halloween III: Season of the Witch · Have I Got News for You · Henry Fonda · Hong Kong action cinema · Humphrey Bogart · Ian McKellen · Jackie Chan · Jenna Jameson · Jim Henson · Judy Garland · Julia Stiles · Jurassic Park (film) · Katie Holmes · Kung Fu Hustle · Lindsay Lohan · Lost (TV series) · Manos: The Hands of Fate · Martha Stewart · Megatokyo · Memory Alpha · Miranda Otto · Night of the Living Dead · Nikki and Paulo · Nineteen Eighty-Four (British TV programme) · Not the Nine O'Clock News · November (2004 film) · Only Fools and Horses · Our Gang · Padmé Amidala · Palpatine · Red vs. Blue · Richard III (1955 film) · Ran (film) · Scooby-Doo · Serial Experiments Lain · Sharon Tate · "Soprano Home Movies" · Spoo (food) (now a redirect) · Star Trek · Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace · Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones · Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith · Star Wars (film) · Summer of '42 · Sunset Boulevard (film) · Superman film series · TARDIS · The Boondock Saints · The Empire Strikes Back · The Office (US TV series) · The West Wing · Triumph of the Will · Uma Thurman · V for Vendetta (film) · Western (genre) · WGA screenwriting credit system · Yes Minister

Meteorology

2004 Atlantic hurricane season · Climate of India · Cyclone Tracy · 1900 Galveston hurricane · Hurricane Dennis · Hurricane Floyd · Hurricane Katrina · Hurricane Mitch · Meteorological history of Tropical Storm Allison · Tropical Depression Ten (2005) · Tropical Storm Erick (2007) · Weather lore

Music

"A Day in the Life" · "A Hard Day's Night" (song) · AC/DC · Alison Krauss . Backmasking · Blues · Celine Dion · Charles Ives · Concept album · "Cool" (song) · "Dixie" (song) · Donegal fiddle tradition · Dream Theater · Duran Duran · Elliott Smith · Eurovision Song Contest · Flea (musician) · Genesis (band) · "Get Back" · Gram Parsons · Gramophone record · Guqin · Héctor Lavoe · "Hey Ya!" · Hip hop music · Himno Nacional Mexicano · "Hollaback Girl" · "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" · "I Want to Hold Your Hand" · Illmatic · Insane Clown Posse · Iron Maiden · The Jackson 5 · Jay Chou · Jazz · John Mayer · Johnny Cash · "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)" · Kate Bush · Kid A · The KLF · k-os · "Layla" · Lollapalooza · Louis Armstrong · Madonna (entertainer) · Mandy Moore · Marilyn Manson (band) · Metal umlaut · Miles Davis · Mor lam · Motörhead · Music of Maryland · Music of Minnesota · Music of Nigeria · Music of the Lesser Antilles · Music of the United States · New Radicals · Nightwish · Phil Collins · Porgy and Bess · "Real Love" (The Beatles song) · "Rich Girl" (Gwen Stefani song) · Roy Orbison · Rush (band) · Salsa music · Saxophone · Schabir Shaik trial · Selena · S.H.E · 2012 tour of She Has a Name · "She Loves You" · Simon & Garfunkel · Sly and the Family Stone · Brian Wilson Presents Smile · Social history of the piano · Sylvia (ballet) · Igor Stravinsky · Connie Talbot · The Temptations · Timpani · Vanilla Ninja · The Waterboys · "Weird Al" Yankovic · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart · Woody Guthrie · "Yesterday" (Beatles song)

Philosophy and psychology

Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi · Attachment theory · Frankfurt School · Free will · Law of Demeter · Ludwig Wittgenstein · Max Weber · Michel Foucault · Milgram experiment · Omnipotence paradox · Paradox · Parapsychology · Philosophy of mind · Psychosis · Søren Kierkegaard · Transhumanism

Physics and astronomy

Albert Einstein · ATLAS experiment · Atom · Big Bang · Binary star · Black hole · Carl Sagan · Ceres (dwarf planet) · Comet · Cold fusion · Crab Nebula · Exoplanet · Fermi paradox · Galileo Galilei · Isaac Newton · Open cluster · Photon · Planetary habitability · Planetary nebula · Quantum mechanics · Rainbow · Roche limit · Soap bubble · Stephen Hawking

Politics and government

1996 United States campaign finance controversy · 2004 Democratic National Convention · Washington gubernatorial election, 2004 · Abraham Lincoln · Adam Clayton Powell Jr. · Anarcho-capitalism · Anschluss · Assata Shakur · Ban Ki-moon · Bruce Johnson (Ohio politician) · Bruno Kreisky · House of Commons of Canada · Charles Graner · Canadian federal election, 1993 · Commonwealth of Nations · Convention on Psychotropic Substances · Daniel Webster · Democratic Labour Party (Trinidad and Tobago) · European Commission · European Union · Franklin D. Roosevelt · George Brown, Baron George-Brown · Gerald Ford · Government of Maryland · Governor-General of India · House of Commons of the United Kingdom · House of Lords · Hugo Chávez · Hutton Inquiry · Ian Smith · Indian Standard Time · Japanese general election, 2003 · Jean Schmidt · John Major · Liberal Democrats leadership election, 2006 · Liberal Party of Canada leadership election, 1968 · Liberal Party (Utah) · Libertarian socialism · Libertarianism · Local Government Commission for England (1992) · Lord Chancellor · Margaret Thatcher · Mark Latham · Marshall Plan · Military career of Hugo Chávez · Mordechai Vanunu · Nicolas Sarkozy · Parliament of Canada · Parliament of the United Kingdom · Paul Bremer · P. K. van der Byl · Political correctness · President of Ireland · President of the United States · Prime Minister of the United Kingdom · Propaganda · Ralph Yarborough · Read my lips: no new taxes · Reginald Maudling ·Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence · Robert Walpole · Roy Welensky · Senate of Canada · Sid McMath · Single transferable vote · South Australian state election, 2006 · Speaker of the House of Commons · Speaker of the United States House of Representatives · Terry Sanford · Theodore Roosevelt · Taiwanese presidential election, 2004 · Tom Brinkman · Tony Blair · Tynwald Day · United States Electoral College · United States Congress · United States House of Representatives · United States Senate · Voter turnout · Voting system · Władysław Sikorski · Yoweri Museveni · Zionism

Religion, mysticism and mythology

Adi Shankara · Anno Domini · Cardinal Richelieu · Bible code · Buddhism · Christianity · Christmas · Ebionites · End time · Early life of Joseph Smith · Fairy tale · Father Damien · Generations of Noah · Golden plates · Greco-Buddhism · Gregorian chant · Gregory of Nazianzus · Hebrew calendar · Hinduism · History of Buddhism · Holy Prepuce · Islam · King James Version · Knights of Columbus · L. Ron Hubbard · Millennium '73 · Mosque · Names of God in Judaism · Noah's Ark · Original sin · Papal conclave · Papal tiara . Pope Pius XII · Fred Phelps · Presuppositional apologetics · Revised Standard Version · Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami · Shakers · Shroud of Turin · Sikhism · Space opera in Scientology · When God Writes Your Love Story

Royalty and nobility

Bhumibol Adulyadej · Frederick Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 1st Marquess of Dufferin and Ava · Gunnhild, Mother of Kings · Henry VIII of England · Hereditary peer · History of the British peerage · Louis XIV of France · Mary I of England · Peerage · Prince-elector · Sargon of Akkad · Stanisław Koniecpolski · Sverre of Norway · William the Silent

Sport and recreation

2007 UEFA Champions League Final · Aikido · Amateur radio direction finding · Amateur radio in India · Anatoly Karpov · The Ashes · Blackjack · Brian Close · Denis Law · Derry City F.C. · Bullfighting · Chicago Bears · Cricket · Everton F.C. · Fanny Blankers-Koen · Formula One · Garry Kasparov · Gilberto Silva · Go (game) · Harbhajan Singh · History of Test cricket from 1877 to 1883 · History of Test cricket from 1884 to 1889 · History of the board game Monopoly · Kevin Pietersen · Lego · Lottie Dod · Monopoly (game) · Montreal Canadiens · Montreal Screwjob · Nellie Kim · New England Patriots · Nottingham Panthers · Olympic flame · Paul Morphy · Poker · Pub quiz · Rock paper scissors · Seabiscuit · Sheffield Wednesday F.C. · Simon Byrne · Sunday Times Golden Globe Race · Steer wrestling · Steve Dalkowski · Sudoku · Summer Olympic Games · Suzanne Lenglen · Ted Radcliffe · Weight training · Xiangqi

Transport

Air Force One · Auto rickshaw · BC Rail · Ben Gurion Airport · Bicycle · Biman Bangladesh Airlines · Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport · Căile Ferate Române · Canadian Pacific Railway · Civil Air Patrol · DMC DeLorean · El Al · Ford Mustang · Holden Commodore (VE) · Indian Railways · London congestion charge · London Underground · M62 motorway · Manila Metro Rail Transit System Line 3 · Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore) · Mercedes-Benz 450SEL 6.9 · Montréal–Mirabel International Airport · Panama Canal · Pan American World Airways · Rail transport in India · RMS Titanic · Road transport · Ryanair · San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge · SkyTrain (Vancouver) · Space elevator · SS Andrea Doria · TGV · Volkswagen Type 2 · Warren County Canal · Wigwag (railroad) · Zeppelin

Video gaming

3D Monster Maze · Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None . Age of Empires II · Age of Mythology · Bishōjo game · Bulbasaur · BZFlag · Cortana (Halo) · Devil May Cry 2 · Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening · Donkey Kong (video game) · Doom (1993 video game) · Rise and Fall: Civilizations at War · Final Fantasy IV · GameFAQs · Golden age of arcade video games · Goomba · Half-Life 2 · Halo: Combat Evolved · Lakitu · The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker · Link (The Legend of Zelda) · Madlax · Metal Gear Solid · Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon · Nintendo Entertainment System · Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee · PlayStation 3 · Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Supreme Commander (video game) · ToeJam & Earl · Torchic · Voyage: Inspired by Jules Verne · Wario

Warfare

2nd Canadian Infantry Division · Able Archer 83 · Albert Kesselring · Aleksandr Vasilevsky · Algerian Civil War · Allotment system · Attack on Pearl Harbor · AK-47 · Arthur Percival · Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo · Battle of Alesia · Battle of Aljubarrota · Battle of Austerlitz · Battle of Badr · Battle of the Bulge · Battle of Cannae · Battle of Hampton Roads · Battle of Inchon · Battle of Jutland · Battle of Leyte Gulf · Battle of Moscow · Battle of Shiloh · Battle of Smolensk (1943) · Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress · Battle of the Somme · Battle of Warsaw (1920) · Blitzkrieg · Campaign history of the Roman military · Chemical warfare · Convair B-36 Peacemaker · Cristero War · Defense of Sihang Warehouse · Invasion of Normandy · Erich von Manstein · Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II · First Battle of the Stronghold · George B. McClellan · Heinrich Bär · Husein Gradaščević · Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson · Imperial Japanese Navy · Invasion · Invasion of Poland · Iowa class battleship · Iraqi insurgency (2003–11) · Kargil War · Karl Dönitz · Lord's Resistance Army insurgency · Military brat (U.S. subculture) · Military history of Canada · Military history of France · Military history of the Soviet Union · Nuclear weapon · Operation Downfall · Operation Market Garden · Operation Wrath of God · Origins of the American Civil War · Peloponnesian War · Chemical weapons in World War I · Puerto Ricans in World War II · Polish–Muscovite War (1605–18) · Polish–Soviet War · Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima · Richard O'Connor · Russo-Circassian War · Russian Ground Forces · S-mine · Siege · Sino-German cooperation until 1941 · Soviet invasion of Poland · Submarine · T-26 · T-34 · Tank · Third Battle of Kharkov · Third Servile War · Trench warfare · United States Marine Corps · USS Bridgeport (AD-10) · USS Kentucky (BB-66) · Virtuti Militari · Walter Model · War elephant · War of the Spanish Succession · Warsaw Uprising · Warsaw Uprising (1794) · Webley Revolver · Western Front (World War I) · White Rose · World War I · Yom Kippur War · Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

Wikipedia Project pages

Wikipedia:FAQ · Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. states

Ike Altgens · Anne, Queen of Great Britain · Autism · Baseball · Bath School disaster · Bath, Somerset · The Beatles · Belgium · Bodyline · Charles I of England · Chetwynd, British Columbia · DNA · Definition of planet · Dorset · Emu · Evolution · Execution by elephant · Fermi paradox · Final Fantasy VII · Frog · George II of Great Britain · Ernest Hemingway · Herbig–Haro object · Hero of Belarus · Hubble Space Telescope · Io (moon) · James II of England · James K. Polk · Jaws (film) · Muhammad Ali Jinnah · Lead(II) nitrate · The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask · London congestion charge · Madonna (entertainer) · Megadeth · National Anthem of Russia · Emperor Norton · Octopus card · Olympic Games · J. Robert Oppenheimer · Pashtuns · Periodic table · "Pilot" (House) · Pink Floyd · Platypus · James K. Polk · Representative peer · Richard Feynman · Ridge Route · Sesame Street · Grace Sherwood · The Simpsons · Speed of light · Starship Troopers · Stephen Colbert at the 2006 White House Correspondents' Association Dinner · Super Mario 64 · Sydney Riot of 1879 · "This Charming Man" · Harry S. Truman · Vampire · Venus · Queen Victoria · Max Weber · Gough Whitlam · Wolf

Notes: Articles in bold are articles that have been featured on the Main Page. The Wikipedia Project Pages are anomalies – not actual articles, but pages that were considered "brilliant prose" and were subsequently listed as "featured" when the featured article process began. Belgium, Fermi paradox, Madonna (entertainer), Max Weber and Pashtuns were promoted and demoted twice, and are thus listed twice.

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