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Hi, I would belatedly (I've been unable to log into my account for over a year) like to protest this and request to undo the deletion. No, this would obviously not be on GBooks or Gnews or Gscholar as all of these resources are heavily Anglo- and West-centered, and in any case Russia in the 1990s was a mess, and not integrated into any of these (nor can most of the media from that era be found on the internet). There needs to be a sanity check - the ORFAF was the main film festival of the Russian animation community, and in the 1990s was basically the only one (there was also KROK in Ukraine, but that was an international one that just also happened to accept a lot of Russian animated films). Look at the jury that year - Fyodor Hitruk, Eduard Nazarov, Yuriy Norshteyn - all of them very famous directors who'd won many international awards. No, it's not very easy to find sources that are not from the website of the festival itself, due to the abovementioned issues - I found a short blurb here and some video footage here. But there in all the contemporary sources, there is no question that the event happened and of the importance of the festival in those years. The awards from that year are mentioned in the films' profiles on animator.ru. Esn (talk) 00:16, 28 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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Hi Esn! I was reading the article for Phyllis Eisenstein's The Crystal Palace, and checked the file of the cover image, which you uploaded (thanks for that), in the hope of identifying the artist.* (I'm cataloguing my copy of the book in my rather extensive collection.)
I noticed that in your Fair Use Rationale, you have entered "It is believed that this image is subject to fair use in the article The Hobbit because . . ."!
Doubtless you copypasted the boilerplate from another entry and forgot to change the title (easily done). In case anyone were to raise a quibble in the future, you might want to correct it.
Regards, {The poster formerly known as 87.81.230.195}
* [Edited to add] I have now found from the ISFDb that it's Richard Hescox.
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