- (from Ukrainian) or Gagauzi.
Other variations including Gagauzes and
Gagauzians appear rarely.
Before the
Russian Revolution they were
commonly referred...
-
closer ties with
Russia over EU integration. They also said they
preferred Gagauzian independence if
Moldova were to
choose to
enter the EU. On 23
March 2015...
- of the country's po****tion,
while Romanians (7%),
Ukrainians (6.57%),
Gagauzians (4.57%), and
Russians (4.06%) made up the most
substantial ethnic minorities...
- 2014, Comrat's po****tion was 20,113, of
which the vast
majority are
Gagauzians.
Comrat was
first settled as
early as 1443, with
other sources claiming...
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portal Gagauzia Gagauz people Gagauzia conflict List of
Chairmen of the
Gagauzian People's ****embly
Comrat Republic Transnistria The
political entity that...
- The
Gagauzia conflict (Gagauz:
Gagauziya çatışmaları; Romanian:
Conflictul din Găgăuzia) was a
conflict between the
Moldavian SSR and
posteriorly the independent...
-
Gagauz cuisine refers to the
culinary practices of the
Gagauz people. Its
emphasis on
dairy products and
meats can be
traced to the Gagauz's
nomadic past...
-
Russians – 29.1%,
Moldovans – 28.6%,
Ukrainians – 22.9%,
Bulgarians – 2.4%,
Gagauzians – 1.1%,
Belarusians – 0.5%,
Transnistrian – 0.2%,
other nationalities...
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citizens to
education in
their native language,
almost all
instruction in
Gagauzian schools is in Russian. Gagauz,
while the
native language of all students...
- Empire. The
examples are
Bessarabian Bulgarians,
Bessarabian Germans,
Gagauzians and
Lipovan Russians who
settled in
compact areas. Muslim, Turkic-speaking...