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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-29 · 8 entries checked · 4 flagged · 10 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 6 still open
Pasquale Paoli — The entry states Paoli was the 'second son' of Giacinto Paoli, but established canon records him as the only son or eldest surviving son.
Pasquale Paoli — The entry says Paoli 'served in the royal Neapolitan army under his father,' but he did not serve as a soldier; he was a secretary or aide.
Pemulwuy — The entry states Pemulwuy died on 1 June 1802, but historical records indicate he was killed and beheaded in late July or early August 1802, with his head sent to England in 1803.
Periyar — Periyar was born to a Kannada-speaking Balija merchant family (most sources state his family spoke Tamil, and the Kannada claim is disputed and not widely accepted).
Periyar — The entry omits Periyar's knowledge of English, which is documented as a language he knew.
Sydney Possuelo — The department was created in 1991, but Possuelo became its first director in 1992, not 1991.
Sydney Possuelo — The Korubo killings occurred in 1996, and Possuelo's peacemaking efforts with the Korubo were in 1997, not a general restoration of relations after the killings; the timeline is slightly misrepresented.
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