Luc.arthur.michel
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- File:Etat du chantier de l'Université à Louvain-la-Neuve en avril 1972.jpg
- File:Mgr. Massaux en 1983 avec Laurent Fabius, ministre de la Recherche et de l'Industrie.jpg
- File:Mgr. Massaux avec Théo Lefèvre, ancien premier ministre, en 1970.jpg
- File:Chez Jean XXIII en 1962. Mgr.Massaux premier à droite; Mgrs. Descamps et Charue premier et second à gauche.jpg
- File:Mgr. Etienne Van Cauwenbergh, bibliothécaire en chef de l'Université Catholique de Louvain de 1919 à 1961.jpg
- File:Remise du cordon de Commandeur la Légion d'Honneur en 1985 par Jacques Thibau, Ambassadeur de France en Belgique.jpg
- File:Monseigneur Honoré Van Waeyenbergh, recteur de 1940 à 1962 à Leuven.jpg
- File:Mgr.Massaux recevant la médaille du coq d'or de la régionale estudiantine luxembourgeoise de l'UCL en 1985.jpg
- File:Mgr.Massaux le 5 mai 1982 avec le Prince Albert. A sa droite Simon-Pierre Nothomb, son chef de cabinet..jpg
- File:Mgr.Massaux et Paul VI en 1973.jpg
- File:Mgr.Massaux et le recteur Jaumotte de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) en1975.jpg
- File:Mgr Massaux entouré de 2 prix Nobel de Médecine, Albert Claude à sa D et Christian de Duve à sa G. André Jaumotte, recteur de l'ULB à côté de De Duve.jpg
- File:Mgr.Massaux et le Cardinal Suenens au 550è anniversaire de l'UCL en 1976.jpg
- File:Mgr.Massaux avec le ministre Herman De Croo en 1975 lors de la mise en service de la gare de Louvain-la-Neuve.jpg
- File:Mgr.Massaux avec Jack Lang (à gauche) et Philippe Moureaux en 1984.jpg
- File:Mgr.Massaux & Paul VI en 1973.jpg
- File:Mgr. Massaux et le Roi Baudouin à Louvain-la-Neuve en 1978.jpg
- File:Mgr. Massaux en 1982.jpg
- File:Mgr. Massaux & Victor Michel (à droite) en 1976.jpg
- File:Le prorecteur Massaux à Leuven en 1968.jpg
- File:Le séminariste Edouard Massaux en 1939.jpg
- File:Le 27 juin 1986, Mgr.Massaux et ses deux successeurs, Pierre Macq recteur de 1986 à 1995 & Marcel Crochet de 1995 à 2004.jpg
- File:La brigade luxembourgeoise à Louvain-la-Neuve en 1986 . Premier à gauche Robert Ponlot, 3è et 4è Simon-Pierre & Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb.jpg
- File:Pape Jean-Paul II & Mgr.Massaux en mai 1985 à Louvain-la-Neuve.jpg
- File:Edouard Massaux (premier à droite du premier rang) dans la classe de 6è primaire de Monsieur Gilson à Neufchateau 1931.jpg
- File:Mgr Massaux et Victor Michel (à droite) en 1971 à L-l-N.pdf
- File:Mgr Massaux à Brasilia avec le Professeur Michel Schooyans en 1978.jpg
- File:André Oleffe en 1973, Président du Conseil d'administration de l'UCL & pionnier de Louvain-la-Neuve.jpg
- File:Victor Michel in 1945.JPG
- File:Victor Michel in 1980.JPG
- File:Simone Veil and Victor Michel - European Parliament Strasbourg.JPG
- File:Victor Michel in 1979.JPG
Yours sincerely EugeneZelenko (talk) 15:22, 27 January 2015 (UTC)
Dear Eugene, Thanks for your mail. Actually, I own all the concerned photos. They come from my private family collections. Others are part of Monseigneur Massaux's private archives that he bequeathed to me. Those photos have been made at his express demand. He died in 2008. Having been his close friend for decades,I promised him to use these photos properly and for education purpose. The photos related to my father, Victor Michel, including the document from the german army general Reeder in occupied Belgium during WW II, are personal documents of my father who died in 1982. If I can not use those photos on Wikimedia who actually may. I am sure you will understand my arguments. Sincerely yours Luc MICHEL--83.134.74.72 16:14, 27 January 2015 (UTC)--83.134.74.72 16:14, 27 January 2015 (UTC)
- Luc, Thank you for your contributions and sorry that a rocky start here. First thing would be to clarify, if you own the copyrights to the above photos (not just the copies of the photographs). You own copyrights to the photographs you took or to photographs Monseigneur Massaux took if you inherited them. You do not own copyrights to images you or Monseigneur Massaux collected somehow, the original photographers still own those. If you do own copyrights to any of them than please read COM:OTRS and send a email to OTRS with permission form discussed there. Than you can reupload the images or contact me (best on my talk page) and I will undelete them. Other files like German WWII documents might be in public domain, In this case they might fall under {{PD-GermanGov}}. Please read COM:LIC and COM:CT for more info or contact me and I can try to help. Best wishes. --Jarekt (talk) 14:26, 25 February 2015 (UTC)
- In case of your photographs by your father you should use
The heirs of this work's copyright holder (usually the creator) have released it into the public domain. This applies worldwide.
In some countries this may not be legally possible; if so: |
license (if it is OK with you to release them to Public domain). --Jarekt (talk) 14:34, 25 February 2015 (UTC)
Dear Jarekt,
Thank you for your reply and your effort to get me on the right track after this rocky start. I will try to answer properly to your questions and requests.
All the documents we are dealing with are personal photography's documents belonging to my personal archives accumulated over the years from my father personal archives and from Monseigneur Massaux's who gave me all his personal archives before his death. I got others from his gouvernante, Mrs Reygel, after his death.
Then, while I was writing my articles on Victor Michel and Monseigneur Massux for Wikipedia, I made scanned copy of the photos in order to send them to Wikimedia and to put them in the public domain mentionning that they came from my personal archives.
All documents are old documents (some very old) with no copyright that I know of (and my father as well as Monseigneur Massaux never mentionned any copyright to me).
At this late stage it is also impossible to put a name on the photographers who took the photos. They are probably dead also. In the past, many such photos (namely of Victor Michel and of Monseigneur Massaux) have been used by other people on the web or in books without any permission or reference. However, mine are different and original.
As for the German WWII documents they might be in public domain as you mention; but first of all they were in the personal archives of my father as those WWII letters have been addressed to him.
Anyway, I would like to thank you for offering me your help. I am rather surprised by the amount of hurdles I have to overcome before getting those educational and interesting documents in wikipedia articles, considering the amount of stupid things we can find on the web. Dear Jarekt, it would be very nice if you could be instrumental in the undeletion process of those documents. I really need your understanding and your help in the labyrinth of this numeric field. Best Regards Luc MICHEL--Luc.arthur.michel (talk) 13:12, 2 March 2015 (UTC)
Dear Jarekt,
After checking the commons licensing site you indicated me, I noticed that I can upload photos of public figures and people photographed in public places.
I also confirm that I am sharing my work and documents on Wikimedia commons. By doing so, I grant anyone permission to use all of them: be it in public places or private space (ie. family and personal archives).
Many thanks for your help. Luc--Luc.arthur.michel (talk) 15:01, 3 March 2015 (UTC)