Wikimedia CEE Spring 2021/List of articles every Wikipedia should have

Basic info for Central and Eastern Europe

1. Europe
2. Central Europe
3. Eastern Europe
4. Central and Eastern Europe

CEE countries and regions participating

1. Albania
2. Armenia
3. Austria
4. Azerbaijan
5. Bashkortostan
6. Belarus
7. Bosnia and Herzegovina
8. Bulgaria
9. Croatia
10. Czech Republic
11. Rostov Oblast
12. Mordovia
13. Estonia
14. Georgia (country)
15. Greece
16. Hungary
17. Kosovo
18. Latvia
19. Lithuania
20. Malta
21. Montenegro
22. North Macedonia
23. Poland
24. Republic of Srpska
25. Romania
26. Moldovo
27. Russian Federation
28. Serbia
29. Slovakia
30. Slovenia
31. Tatarstan
32. Turkey
33. Ukraina

Basic list (few women!) on CEE individuals

1. Rosa Luxemburg
2. Emma Goldman
3. Nikola Tesla
4. Antonín Dvořák
5. Gustav Mahler
6. Bedřich Smetana
7. Henryk Sienkiewicz
8. Saints Cyril and Methodius
9. Patriarch Nikon of Moscow
10. Jan Hus
11. Simeon I of Bulgaria
12. Theodoric the Great
13. Władysław II Jagiełło
14. Eugène Ionesco
15. Roman Polanski
16. Peter Kropotkin
17. Joseph Schumpeter
18. Enver Hoxha
19. Józef Piłsudski
20. Lech Wałęsa
21. Nicolae Ceaușescu
22. Slobodan Milošević
23. Václav Havel
24. Grigori Perelman

Basic list (to expand) on Cultures

1. Culture of Europe
2. European studies
3. Cyrillic script
4. Esperanto
5. Yiddish

Basic list (to expand) on Geography

1. Danube
2. Indigirka
3. Daugava
4. Ljubljana
5. Kraków
6. Aegean Sea

Basic list (to expand) on Histories

1. History of Europe
2. Seven Years' War
3. Greco-Turkish War (1919–1922)
4. Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
5. History of Lithuania
6. History of the Balkans
7. History of Albania
8. History of Bulgaria
9. History of Croatia
10. History of Hungary
11. History of Latvia
12. History of Poland
13. History of Romania
14. History of Serbia
15. Cumans
16. Pechenegs
17. Czechoslovakia
18. Yugoslavia