Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality
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Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality
Summary
Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality is a Wikimedia administration category[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's instance of is recorded as Wikimedia administration category[3].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's instance of is recorded as Wikimedia meta category[4].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's Commons category is recorded as People categories by country[5].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's said to be the same as is recorded as Q56034626[6].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's category combines topics is recorded as by nationality[7].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's category combines topics is recorded as human[8].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's category combines topics is recorded as by country[9].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's category combines topics is recorded as Wikimedia category[10].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's different from is recorded as Category:People by nationality[11].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's different from is recorded as Category:People by occupation and nationality[12].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's different from is recorded as Category:People by country[13].
- Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality's category contains is recorded as Wikimedia category[14].
Why It Matters
Category:Wikipedia categories named after people by nationality has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]