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- Todur Zanet (sometimes rendered Fedor Ivanoviç Zanet, first name also Feodor, Fiodor, Todor, or Tudor; Russian: Фёдор Иванович Занет, Fyodor Ivanovich Zanet; born June 14, 1958) is a Gagauz and Moldovan journalist, folklorist and poet, one of the most prominent contributors to Gagauz literature and theater. He editor-in-chef of Ana Sözü newspaper, which cultivates the Gagauz language, and has written the original anthem of Gagauzia. His activity as a journalist began under Soviet rule, and first peaked during the Perestroika years, when he became involved with the Gagauz nationalist movement. Often vocal in his opposition to Russophilia, Zanet has criticized authorities for neglecting the Gagauzes' history of resistance to cultural assimilation. He favors cultural links with Turkey and has pursued cultural dialogue with Moldovan and, beyond, Romanian culture. Additionally, in his work as a folklorist and filmmaker, Zanet has reinforced links between the Gagauzes and other Turkic peoples of the Balkans and Ukraine. He is the recipient of several Turkish awards for his contribution to preserving the Oghuz languages and culture, as well as holding Moldova's Order of Work Glory. (en)
- Todur Zanet, niekiedy Fedor Ivanoviç Zanet (ros. Фёдор Иванович Занет; ur. 1958 w Kongaz) – gagauski dziennikarz, publicysta, tłumacz, poeta, dramaturg oraz folklorysta. W latach 197-1982 studiował na Politechnice Kiszyniowskiej, a w latach 1987-1990 na Uniwersytecie Marksizmu-Leninizmu Komunistycznej Partii Mołdawii. Jest redaktorem naczelnym gagauskiej gazety Ana Sözü (Ojczyste Słowo). Wydaje publikację w języku gagauskim, takie jak: Şen oynêr gagauzlar, Sana sevdam, Baaşış, Zamanêrsın evim. (pl)
- Фёдор Иванович (Тодур) Занет (гаг. Todur Zanet, род. 14 июня 1958, с. Конгаз, Молдавская ССР) — гагаузский поэт, писатель, драматург, исследователь, фольклорист, журналист, публицист, переводчик. Автор Гагаузского Национального Гимна (22.07.1990). (ru)
- Федір Іванович (Тодуров) Занет (гаг. Todur Zanet, народ. 14 червня 1958, с. Конгаз, Молдавська РСР) — гагаузький поет, письменник, драматург, дослідник, фольклорист, журналіст, публіцист, перекладач. Автор (22.07.1990). (uk)
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- Todur Zanet, niekiedy Fedor Ivanoviç Zanet (ros. Фёдор Иванович Занет; ur. 1958 w Kongaz) – gagauski dziennikarz, publicysta, tłumacz, poeta, dramaturg oraz folklorysta. W latach 197-1982 studiował na Politechnice Kiszyniowskiej, a w latach 1987-1990 na Uniwersytecie Marksizmu-Leninizmu Komunistycznej Partii Mołdawii. Jest redaktorem naczelnym gagauskiej gazety Ana Sözü (Ojczyste Słowo). Wydaje publikację w języku gagauskim, takie jak: Şen oynêr gagauzlar, Sana sevdam, Baaşış, Zamanêrsın evim. (pl)
- Фёдор Иванович (Тодур) Занет (гаг. Todur Zanet, род. 14 июня 1958, с. Конгаз, Молдавская ССР) — гагаузский поэт, писатель, драматург, исследователь, фольклорист, журналист, публицист, переводчик. Автор Гагаузского Национального Гимна (22.07.1990). (ru)
- Федір Іванович (Тодуров) Занет (гаг. Todur Zanet, народ. 14 червня 1958, с. Конгаз, Молдавська РСР) — гагаузький поет, письменник, драматург, дослідник, фольклорист, журналіст, публіцист, перекладач. Автор (22.07.1990). (uk)
- Todur Zanet (sometimes rendered Fedor Ivanoviç Zanet, first name also Feodor, Fiodor, Todor, or Tudor; Russian: Фёдор Иванович Занет, Fyodor Ivanovich Zanet; born June 14, 1958) is a Gagauz and Moldovan journalist, folklorist and poet, one of the most prominent contributors to Gagauz literature and theater. He editor-in-chef of Ana Sözü newspaper, which cultivates the Gagauz language, and has written the original anthem of Gagauzia. His activity as a journalist began under Soviet rule, and first peaked during the Perestroika years, when he became involved with the Gagauz nationalist movement. (en)
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