the gagauz were devoted to their new homeland. they remembered how she accepted them at the beginning of de. century, their ancestors were given land, exempted from taxes, encouraged with benefits, the gogauzes fought in the russian army in the crimean, russian-japanese and other wars, only because of the kerman district of bessarabia, where they lived compactly, mobilized more than 3,300 people during the first world war, gogauzs, rightfully victorious warriors of the great patriotic war. in soviet times, after partition. between kiev and chisinau, the gogauzes turned out to be residents of two republics. in 1940, villages with a majority gogauz population were transferred to the moldavian ussr, and where bulgarians prevailed, to the ukrainian ussr. in ukraine, gogozes live mainly in rural areas of the odessa region. there are about 30,000 of them here. all innovations in kyiv. squeezing the russian language out of communication, ukrainization of schools, discrimination against national minorities, the gogauz are not happy, and t

today our story is about the gagauz, colonists who came to the wild steppes from the ottoman empire. gogauz. a small turkic people who once lived in the balkans, who their ancestors were, the pechenegs, the seljuk turks, and the turechins and bulgarians are still not entirely clear, despite their linguistic proximity to the muslim turks, the gogauzes adopted orthodoxy. at the end of the 16th century they, together with greeks, moldovans and bulgarians fled from under ottoman oppression to bessarabia, to the lands between the black sea coast, the danube and prut rivers. and the dniester, after the russian-turkish wars, this part of the moldavian principality became the territory of the russian empire and became part of the novorossiysk-bessarabian governorate. traditionally, gogauzs are farmers and winemakers. in the russian empire, they not only settled compactly in national villages, but also quite quickly mixed with moldovans, ukrainians, bulgarians and russians. that the majority in bessarabia were moldovans; the ethnic emptiness of the region required bilingualism. within their c

we have united moldavian, obey, ukrainian, german, jewish, gagauz, bulgarian, and so on.to reconstruct the traditional ones for bessarabia houses of the 19th century, a full-fledged expedition was carried out in the region. well, moldovan carriages. this is how dad drew it. dad was born in 1933 . the soviet government and propaganda worked in such a way that he was a soviet man by nature. he even forgot the moldavian language. the soviet authorities resettled and separated them from their native land. there was another period when he said: sasha, why do you need it? why are you doing this? and i say: "toto , i want, i will make this place famous for the whole world, he will tell me somehow, somehow, i will not be there for a couple of months, i will be in odessa, he lived in odessa, the apartment was there, but for the last six or seven years he lived in frumushyk, and he says that i need to undergo an examination there, something medical there, and i say: "dad, take it, please draw a drawing of the house in which you were born." . he, what are you? you think i won't come

then we went to gagauzia and saw a typical gagauz house. we went south.seems that the village is a vineyard, and they saw a bulgarian yard. next to the gagauz and bulgarian yards is the jewish yard a house with a beautiful brown roof. there used to be a children's room, and this was a living room for guests, if someone came to visit, then a separate room was like that, and the dark room was the master's office, and the drawing of the ukrainian house was brought from cherkasy. it is very easy to recognize it by the wall painting that decorates the house. the interior is still under renovation, today it is being renovated, but it is planned to be finished before the new tourist season. houses in bessarabia were built mainly of clay, and they are built in the same way now, but if the houses were created almost from scratch, then the artifacts for their filling was brought from here. it was planned that it would be possible to live in these houses, but the value of the reproduced interiors and exteriors. so high that they decided not to give them out to often

centuries and became part of its multinational community. population, today our story is about the gagauzpeople who once lived in the balkans; who their ancestors were, the pechenegs, the seljuk turks, and the turkish people and the bulgarians, is still not entirely clear. despite their linguistic proximity to the muslim turks, the gogauzes converted to orthodoxy. at the end of the 16th century. they , together with the greeks, moldovans and bulgarians , left under ottoman oppression to bessarabia, to the land.

russian-ukrainian war, but what to do... with those pro-russian voters, in particular, the attitudes of the same gagauze you mentioned , because we understand that this whole game with russian, pro-russian parties in moldova could not be on the agenda at all, if only the voters were not so weak, moscow-like and did not vote for them, how to change the mood of this contingent of citizens of moldova? well, you know, now we have an entry... more than 55% of the population of the republic of moldova is standing, this is very important, this is very serious, and this percentage is growing, every day it is getting more and more, because even in transnistria in the past , parliamentary elections, the may and sandu party, they scored 10%, which is a lot for such a region, it's just that people do not have access to, voting, and from there , more and more people are talking about the need to join the european union, there almost 70% of exports from transnistria goes to the european union, the european market, when they are torn off, all connections with russia will be closed, this region, he will first ask to j