Posted-By: auto-faq 3.1.1.2
Archive-name: usenet/pl-news-hierarchy

How to add pl.* hierarchy to a news server

This document contains the most important things related to adding the
pl.* news hierarchy to a news server or just configuring the server to
carry it properly if pl.* groups are already there. It is intended
mainly for news system administrators (and Polish users abroad trying
to convince their news administrators to get "pl.*" groups). To make
things easier, this is a detailed step-by-step instruction, but if it
seems too elementary for you - look at the end for a quick checklist
(Use your favourite key sequence to find '=====').

If you are a news administrator at some site and somebody has asked
you to participate in distribution of pl.* groups, then read on.

Archive-name: history/poor-gabriels-almanac
Posting-Frequency: monthly
Last-modified: 2000.02.14
Version: 1.08

Frequently Asked Questions about Poor Gabriel's Almanac
-------------------------------------------------------

1. What is PGA?

Poor Gabriel's Almanac is a daily publication consisting of birthdays
and other significant events that happened on a given day in history.

2. Where is PGA posted?

The Almanac is currently posted to soc.history.moderated, alt.astrology,
and alt.happy.birthday.to.me.

If you don't have Usenet access, you can subscribe to the today mailing
list by sending the following message to majordomo@angus.mystery.com:

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Archive-name: holocaust/reinhard/part01
Last-modified: 1998/09/12

This FAQ may be cited as:

McVay, Kenneth N. (1998) "HOLOCAUST FAQ: Operation Reinhard: Layman's
Guide to Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka" Usenet news.answers. Available
via anonymous ftp from ftp.nizkor.org in
pub/camps/aktion.reinhard/reinhard.faq1 (and ~/reinhard.faq2). ~20 pages.

The most current version of this FAQ is posted every 45 days in the Usenet
newsgroups alt.revisionism, soc.history, soc.answers, alt.answers and
news.answers, and archived as
pub/camps/aktion.reinhard/reinhard.faq1 (and ~/reinhard.faq2), on
the anonymous ftp archive on ftp.nizkor.org.

Operation Reinhard: A Layman's Guide to Belzec, Sobibor
and Treblinka (Part One of Two)

1.0 Introduction & Editorial Notes............................. 1
1.1 Copyright Notice......................................... 2
1.2 Geographic Location and Background.........................

Posted-By: auto-faq 3.1.1.2
Archive-name: usenet/pl-news-hierarchy

How to add pl.* hierarchy to a news server

This document contains the most important things related to adding the
pl.* news hierarchy to a news server or just configuring the server to
carry it properly if pl.* groups are already there. It is intended
mainly for news system administrators (and Polish users abroad trying
to convince their news administrators to get "pl.*" groups). To make
things easier, this is a detailed step-by-step instruction, but if it
seems too elementary for you - look at the end for a quick checklist
(Use your favourite key sequence to find '=====').

If you are a news administrator at some site and somebody has asked
you to participate in distribution of pl.* groups, then read on.

Archive-name: history/poor-gabriels-almanac
Posting-Frequency: monthly
Last-modified: 2000.02.14
Version: 1.08

Frequently Asked Questions about Poor Gabriel's Almanac
-------------------------------------------------------

1. What is PGA?

Poor Gabriel's Almanac is a daily publication consisting of birthdays
and other significant events that happened on a given day in history.

2. Where is PGA posted?

The Almanac is currently posted to soc.history.moderated, alt.astrology,
and alt.happy.birthday.to.me.

If you don't have Usenet access, you can subscribe to the today mailing
list by sending the following message to majordomo@angus.mystery.com:

subscribe today
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Archive-name: holocaust/ihr/part02
Last-modified: 1999/11/03

IHR: A Layman's Guide to Willis Carto
& The Institute for Historical Review (Part 02)

4.0 Political Organization.....................................17
4.1 National Youth Alliance....................................17
4.2 Populist Action Committee..................................17
5.0 IHR Investigates Conference Attendees......................23
6.0 Epilog - Carto Expelled from IHR in Palace Coup ...........23
7.0 Reference Section..........................................24
7.1 Suggested Reading........................................25
7.2 Glossary.................................................25
7.3 Works Cited..............................................25

[IHR] [Page 17]

4.0 Political Organizations & Activities

4.1 National Youth Alliance

Archive-name: holocaust/reinhard/part01
Last-modified: 1998/09/12

This FAQ may be cited as:

McVay, Kenneth N. (1998) "HOLOCAUST FAQ: Operation Reinhard: Layman's
Guide to Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka" Usenet news.answers. Available
via anonymous ftp from ftp.nizkor.org in
pub/camps/aktion.reinhard/reinhard.faq1 (and ~/reinhard.faq2). ~20 pages.

The most current version of this FAQ is posted every 45 days in the Usenet
newsgroups alt.revisionism, soc.history, soc.answers, alt.answers and
news.answers, and archived as
pub/camps/aktion.reinhard/reinhard.faq1 (and ~/reinhard.faq2), on
the anonymous ftp archive on ftp.nizkor.org.

Operation Reinhard: A Layman's Guide to Belzec, Sobibor
and Treblinka (Part One of Two)

1.0 Introduction & Editorial Notes............................. 1
1.1 Copyright Notice......................................... 2
1.2 Geographic Location and Background.........................

Posted-By: auto-faq 3.1.1.2
Archive-name: usenet/pl-news-hierarchy

How to add pl.* hierarchy to a news server

This document contains the most important things related to adding the
pl.* news hierarchy to a news server or just configuring the server to
carry it properly if pl.* groups are already there. It is intended
mainly for news system administrators (and Polish users abroad trying
to convince their news administrators to get "pl.*" groups). To make
things easier, this is a detailed step-by-step instruction, but if it
seems too elementary for you - look at the end for a quick checklist
(Use your favourite key sequence to find '=====').

If you are a news administrator at some site and somebody has asked
you to participate in distribution of pl.* groups, then read on.

Archive-name: history/poor-gabriels-almanac
Posting-Frequency: monthly
Last-modified: 2000.02.14
Version: 1.08

Frequently Asked Questions about Poor Gabriel's Almanac
-------------------------------------------------------

1. What is PGA?

Poor Gabriel's Almanac is a daily publication consisting of birthdays
and other significant events that happened on a given day in history.

2. Where is PGA posted?

The Almanac is currently posted to soc.history.moderated, alt.astrology,
and alt.happy.birthday.to.me.

If you don't have Usenet access, you can subscribe to the today mailing
list by sending the following message to majordomo@angus.mystery.com:

subscribe today
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Posted-By: auto-faq 3.1.1.2
Archive-name: usenet/pl-news-hierarchy

How to add pl.* hierarchy to a news server

This document contains the most important things related to adding the
pl.* news hierarchy to a news server or just configuring the server to
carry it properly if pl.* groups are already there. It is intended
mainly for news system administrators (and Polish users abroad trying
to convince their news administrators to get "pl.*" groups). To make
things easier, this is a detailed step-by-step instruction, but if it
seems too elementary for you - look at the end for a quick checklist
(Use your favourite key sequence to find '=====').

If you are a news administrator at some site and somebody has asked
you to participate in distribution of pl.* groups, then read on.