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Thank you very much! I've started editing, but now I'll take time and study; I have edited an article in the german Wikipedia. Now I want to import this page (in order to keep the name of the article and make sure I do not violate any regulations)and translate it and move it according the rules.
Can you please help me with the first steps to import the German text? The name of the article is Klausbernd Vollmar. Thank you ever so much!--
