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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-09 · 31 entries checked · 20 flagged · 40 issues confirmed · 20 corrected · 20 still open
Neville Chamberlain — The entry states Chamberlain remained a backbencher until 1922, but he actually remained a backbencher until 1923.
Nikolai Bukharin — The entry states Bukharin was purged in 1937, but he was actually purged and executed in 1938.
Peter Fraser — The entry states Fraser was the first Labour candidate to win office on the Wellington City Council since before World War I, but the Labour Party did not exist before WWI, and Labour candidates had won seats in 1919, making this claim inaccurate.
Philippe Pétain — The entry states 'He held 3400 courts martial' but the commonly cited figure is 3,427 courts-martial.
Pierre Laval — Laval's brother Jean died in 1915, not in the first months of World War I (which would be 1914).
Pope Benedict XIV — The claim that Benedict XIV expelled the Society of Jesus from Portugal is incorrect; the expulsion occurred in 1759 under King Joseph I, after Benedict XIV's death.
Pope Benedict XIV — The claim that he was elected on the 255th ballot after a six-month conclave is inaccurate; the number 255 is an exaggeration or misattribution, not reliably recorded.
Pope Gregory XIII — The claim that Gregory XIII was the last pope to have children is factually incorrect, as later popes such as Alexander VI and Clement VII had children.
Pope Gregory XIII — The claim that Gregory XIII established the Discalced Carmelites is misleading; the formal establishment as a separate order occurred under Pope Sixtus V after Gregory XIII's death.
Pope Julius II — The entry states Julius II 'organized the Swiss Guard,' but the Swiss Guard was founded by Pope Sixtus IV in 1471 and reorganized by Julius II in 1506; the phrasing implies he created it, which is inaccurate.
Pope Julius II — The entry claims he 'ratified the Treaty of Tordesillas,' but the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) was ratified by Pope Alexander VI, not Julius II.
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