Twenty Questions - Game 536

[yavuzovic]

Does this person have a dedicated English language Wikipedia page that starts with the following letters:
C L E A N D I P L O M A C Y

AND

has a dedicated Turkish language Wikipedia page?

[DreamTrawler]

Samuel Pepys?

[DreamTrawler]

Samuel Pepys?

Scratch, born in London.

[damo666]

Does this person have a dedicated English language Wikipedia page that starts with the following letters:
C L E A N D I P L O M A C Y

AND

has a dedicated Turkish language Wikipedia page?

How do i determine the second part?

I can answer first part alone if you want.

[Spartaculous]

Does this person have a dedicated English language Wikipedia page that starts with the following letters:
C L E A N D I P L O M A C Y

AND

has a dedicated Turkish language Wikipedia page?

How do i determine the second part?

I can answer first part alone if you want.

Here is a simple way, I think. Assuming that the person has a dedicated English-language Wikipedia page (say,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Pepys), look for the place near the top-right of the screen that says "48 languages" (or something like that). Click that drop-down menu and look for "Türkçe".

[Hominidae]

Primarily known for writing something or things related to religion?

[yavuzovic]

Does this person have a dedicated English language Wikipedia page that starts with the following letters:
C L E A N D I P L O M A C Y

AND

has a dedicated Turkish language Wikipedia page?

How do i determine the second part?

I can answer first part alone if you want.

Let me ask them as two separate questions if we don't exceed 19.

And personal names are often unchanged. I usually do Sparta's way, but you can also enter any Turkish Wikipedia page and search for the name. If both methods fail it is 99.9% non existent

[Ernst_Brenner]

John Locke

[damo666]

Does this person have a dedicated English language Wikipedia page that starts with the following letters:
C L E A N D I P L O M A C Y

AND

has a dedicated Turkish language Wikipedia page?

No

[damo666]

Does this person have a dedicated English language Wikipedia page that starts with the following letters:
C L E A N D I P L O M A C Y

AND

has a dedicated Turkish language Wikipedia page?

Thanks
How do i determine the second part?

I can answer first part alone if you want.

Here is a simple way, I think. Assuming that the person has a dedicated English-language Wikipedia page (say,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Pepys), look for the place near the top-right of the screen that says "48 languages" (or something like that). Click that drop-down menu and look for "Türkçe".

[damo666]

Primarily known for writing something or things related to religion?

No

[damo666]

Does this person have a dedicated English language Wikipedia page that starts with the following letters:
C L E A N D I P L O M A C Y

AND

has a dedicated Turkish language Wikipedia page?

How do i determine the second part?

I can answer first part alone if you want.

Let me ask them as two separate questions if we don't exceed 19.

And personal names are often unchanged. I usually do Sparta's way, but you can also enter any Turkish Wikipedia page and search for the name. If both methods fail it is 99.9% non existent

Answered as one. You may ask separately if you wish.

[damo666]

John Locke

No

[damo666]

Thanks
How do i determine the second part?

I can answer first part alone if you want.

Here is a simple way, I think. Assuming that the person has a dedicated English-language Wikipedia page (say,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Pepys), look for the place near the top-right of the screen that says "48 languages" (or something like that). Click that drop-down menu and look for "Türkçe".

Put thanks in the wrong place

[Spartaculous]

Born in one of the following cities:
Edinburgh, Liverpool, London, Paris, Brest, Marseille, Moscow, St.Petersburg
OR
Born in one of the following regions: Clyde, Yorkshire, Wales, Picardy, Gascony, Burgundy, Livonia

(I used ChatGPT for classifying them into cities and regions. If you believe this is a violation of no-AI rule, you can ignore the question.)

Also I used the CleanDiplomacy game's page for enumerating them, where our beloved GM has betrayed me

If yavuzovic wins this round, England has to leave the Channel.

[Ernst_Brenner]

A philosopher?

[Aristocrat]

Thomas Malthus

[yavuzovic]

Thomas Ady could be a good pick referencing the new mafia game but I couldn't find any detail about his birthplace, I don't think cities and regions question would be a no.
I'm not guessing this

[damo666]

Primarily known for writing something or things related to religion?

No

Should be yes but redundant due to previous question so scratched.

[damo666]

A philosopher?

No