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    <div class="mw-customtoggle-myDivision-7" style="color:#148f67"><big>How to combine different search criteria?</big></div>
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    <p>By combining different search criteria, you obtain results listing for example all members of Groupe G, the denominations of all underground journals, or all women born after 1915 that were active in the Armée secrète.</p>
    <p>To perform more complex searches, you can combine multiple criteria such as place of residence, year of birth, profession, gender, or the formal recognition status. The best way to combine these criteria is by using the '''SPARQL query language''', which allows you to create specific queries and refine your results based on the available data in the database.
    <p>The best way to fully benefit from the richness of the information held in ''Wikibase Resistance'' is to use SPARQL queries. While it is a rather complex query language, no prerequisites are necessary to apply it using predefined queries. Via <span style="color:red">this link</span> you can, for example, access a SPARQL query intended to list all members of Groupe G, inluding their date of birth and place of residence during the war. <span style="color:red">Other search query examples are available on this page</span>:  
    <p>Although SPARQL may seem complex, predefined queries are available to help you explore the data without requiring technical knowledge, allowing you to familiarise yourself with the language. These queries enable you to fully exploit the wealth of information present in ''Resistance in Belgium''. For more details and to access query examples, please visit [https://data.arch.be/wiki/In-depth_search this page].
    Learn how to write SPARQL queries with our <span style="color:red">video tutorial. </span>: </p>
    <p>Additionally, [https://data.arch.be/wiki/Search_by_place_of_residence tables by region of residence] are also available to help you explore the data based on geographical criteria, without the use of SPARQL. These tables provide an overview of individuals per region.
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    <div class="mw-customtoggle-myDivision-7" style="color:#148f67"><big>How can I combine different search criteria?</big></div>
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    <p>To perform more complex searches, you can combine multiple criteria such as place of residence, year of birth, profession, gender, or the formal recognition status. The best way to combine these criteria is by using the '''SPARQL query language''', which allows you to create specific queries and refine your results based on the available data in the database.
    <p>Although SPARQL may seem complex, predefined queries are available to help you explore the data without requiring technical knowledge, allowing you to familiarise yourself with the language. These queries enable you to fully exploit the wealth of information present in ''Resistance in Belgium''. For more details and to access query examples, please visit [https://data.arch.be/wiki/In-depth_search this page].
    <p>Additionally, [https://data.arch.be/wiki/Search_by_place_of_residence tables by region of residence] are also available to help you explore the data based on geographical criteria, without the use of SPARQL. These tables provide an overview of individuals per region.
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    How can I combine different search criteria?

    To perform more complex searches, you can combine multiple criteria such as place of residence, year of birth, profession, gender, or the formal recognition status. The best way to combine these criteria is by using the SPARQL query language, which allows you to create specific queries and refine your results based on the available data in the database.

    Although SPARQL may seem complex, predefined queries are available to help you explore the data without requiring technical knowledge, allowing you to familiarise yourself with the language. These queries enable you to fully exploit the wealth of information present in Resistance in Belgium. For more details and to access query examples, please visit this page.

    Additionally, tables by region of residence are also available to help you explore the data based on geographical criteria, without the use of SPARQL. These tables provide an overview of individuals per region.

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