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<div style="font-size:85%; font-style:italic;">Administrative map of ] <BR>with Gagauzia highlighted.</div></div> |
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| colspan=2 align="center" | Map of ] with Gagauzia highlighted. |
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'''Gagauzia''' (or '''Gagauz-Yeri''') is an ] within ] inhabited by the ], a ] who are ethnically and culturally distinct from other Moldovans. The population is approximately 169,000, of which about 82.5 percent are ethnic ]. ] is the largest city, with over 40 percent of the region's total population (approx. 75,000). |
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| '''Key points in Gagauz history''' |
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| The Gagauz settled in southern ] after ]´s annexation of ]. |
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| Territorial changes in the region put part of Gagauzia under Moldavian administration (]n administration after ], when ] united with ]). |
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| Russia regains the areas lost in 1856. |
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| ] sends thousands of Gagauzes to labor camps |
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| The territory of Gagauzia was divided between the Moldovian SSR and the ]. |
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| Severe famine - one half of the Gagauz population perishes |
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| The Gagauz campaign for ] began. |
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| A Law on Languages was enacted in Moldova, which was perceived as discriminatory by the Gagauz. |
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| An independent Republic of Gagauzia was proclaimed in several southern districts of Moldova. |
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| Gagauz Yeri became an autonomous region within Moldova. |
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| The elections for the National Assembly of the Region of Gagauzia were conducted. An end to the five-year conflict between Moldova and Gagauzia was officially declared. |
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== External Links == |
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'''Gagauzia''' (or '''Gagauz-Yeri''') is an ] within ], located along the border with ], inhabited by the ], a ] who are ethnically and culturally distinct from other Moldovans. The population is approximately 169,000, of which about 82.5 percent are ethnic ]. ] is the largest city, with over 40 percent of the region's total population (approx. 75,000). |
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Key points in Gagauz history: |
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*] - The Gagauz settled in southern ] after ]´s annexation of ]. |
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*] - Territorial changes in the region put part of Gagauzia under Moldavian administration (Romanian administration after ], when ] united with ]). |
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*] - Russia regains the areas lost in 1856. |
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*] - ] sends thousands of Gagauzes to labor camps |
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*]- The territory of Gagauzia was divided between the Moldovian SSR and the ]. |
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*] - ] - Severe famine - one half of the Gagauz population perishes |
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*] - The Gagauz campaign for ] began. |
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*] - A Law on Languages was enacted in Moldova, which was perceived as discriminatory by the Gagauz. |
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*] - An independent Republic of Gagauzia was proclaimed in several southern districts of Moldova. |
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*] - Gagauz Yeri became an autonomous region within Moldova. |
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''Image of the Gagauz Flag''</small></div> |
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*] - The elections for the National Assembly of the Region of Gagauzia were conducted. An end to the five-year conflict between Moldova and Gagauzia was officially declared. |
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== External Links == |
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{{JudeteMoldova}} |
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