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Date of birth
Was Makarova born 21 October or 21 November? The latter has historically been cited. Quis separabit? 21:04, 26 September 2013 (UTC)
Interview
Natalia Makarova "For me, ballet is a sacred service" http://en.newstyle-mag.com/interview/natalia-makarova-for-me-ballet-is-a-sacred-service.html
Luvstuss (talk) 17:54, 4 November 2013 (UTC)
ISBNs
The longstanding note (from 2013) about missing ISBN's is not likely valuable any more. The fourth item on the list is not actually a book but a VHS tape. It does have an isbn however, which is: 1569380597. This info can be found on WorldCat.org. Regarding the third item on the list, published in Leningrad, it may never have had an ISBN. It is also unclear if it was ever published in English (as implied by this entry being in English). Worldcat.org only shows what might be a Russian language book on this topic by the author cited. (It may be that the Soviet Union was not part of the ISBN system back then, but I'm just guessing about that.) Johngillis (talk) 17:37, 30 November 2022 (UTC)