`  == Cut-and-paste moves ==  Re your note at   Double redirects are easy to fix.  You don't have to be an admin to fix them.  If you ever have trouble with double redirects, feel free to ask me for help if you want.  But what seems to have happened with the articles you mentioned there is not just double redirects, but a cut-and-paste move.  Cut-and-paste moves separate the article history from the article content, which can create problems with the GFDL license.  Once they're done, and once some more edits have happened after the cut-and-paste, it's a situation that can be difficult for even an admin to fix.  Sorry if the tone of this message sounds too critical.  I'm just trying to let you know something about how Wikipedia works.  If you ever need to move a page, please always use the ``move`` button.  If you accidentally move it to the wrong name, it's not a big deal.  You can use the ``move`` button to move it back to the original name if you want;  or you can just use the ``move`` button to move the page from the new, wrong name to the new, correct name.  Either way you may end up with some double redirects, but as I said those aren't a big problem.  You can use the ``move`` button several times and get triple redirects.  Again not a big problem.  Easy to fix.  Just don't cut-and-paste the content from one place to another.    In the case of Occupation of France by Nazi Germany:   Apparently this has been fixed by .   Note that Agathoclea has reverted to the last edit prior to the history merge;  you might want to check whether any useful edits need to be reinstated.   `