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Ferenc Szálasi
Ferenc Szálasi was a Hungarian far-right politician and leader of the Arrow Cross Party. He served as prime minister from 1944 to 1945 and was executed for war crimes.
Ferenc Toldy
Ferenc Toldy, born Ferenc Schedel (1805–1875), was a Hungarian literary historian, critic, physician, and professor who created Hungarian literary history as a scholarly discipline and was called its "father".
Ferenc Verseghy
Ferenc Verseghy (1757–1822) was a Hungarian poet, linguist, and Pauline monk who translated the Marseillaise and served the longest sentence in the 1795 Jacobin conspiracy.
Ferenc Wesselényi
Ferenc Wesselényi (Hungarian: Wesselényi Ferenc; 1605–March 1667) was a Hungarian magnate, soldier, and statesman who served as Palatine of Hungary from 1655 and led the anti-Habsburg magnate conspiracy of 1664–1671 named after him.
Ferenceratops
Ferenceratops shqiperorum, formerly Zalmoxes shqiperorum, is a ceratopsian dinosaur from the Maastrichtian Sânpetru Formation of Romania, renamed by Maidment et al. in Nature in January 2026 and related to Ajkaceratops, proving horned dinosaurs lived in Late Cretaceous Europe.
Ferencvárosi TC
Ferencvárosi TC, also known as Fradi, is a Hungarian multi-sport club founded in Budapest in 1899; its football team is the country's most successful, with a record 36 league titles and 25 cups.
Ferencz Balogh
Ferencz Balogh (Balogh Ferenc, 1836–1913) was a Hungarian Reformed church historian who led the Debrecen new orthodoxy and taught Protestant church history at Debrecen from 1866 to 1913.
Ferengi
Ferengi: fictional Star Trek alien species, first seen in TNG's "The Last Outpost" (1987), defined by profit-seeking, the Rules of Acquisition, latinum currency, and patriarchal society; later reformed under Grand Nagus Rom.
Fereydoon Forooghi
Fereydoon Forooghi, also known as Fereydoon Foroughi, was an Iranian pop singer, guitarist, and composer who rose to fame in the 1970s and became best known for the protest song "Yar-e Dabestani-e Man".
Fereydoun Moshiri
Fereydoun Moshiri (فریدون مشیری) was a prominent Iranian poet whose lyrical poetry blended classical Persian forms with modern verse, winning him one of the widest popular readerships in Iran.
Fereydoun Tavallali
Fereydoun Tavallali (فریدون توللی) was an Iranian poet and satirist from Shiraz best known for the lyric poem "Maryam" and the satirical prose collection Eltefāsil, living from 1919 to 1985.
Fergal Joseph O'Brien
Fergal J. O'Brien (born 1976) is an Irish bioengineer, Professor of Bioengineering & Regenerative Medicine at RCSI, known for collagen-based scaffolds that repair bone and cartilage.
Fergana (city)
Fergana (Fargʻona) is a city in eastern Uzbekistan, the administrative center of Fergana Region in the south of the Fergana Valley. It was founded in 1876 as New Margilan.
Fergana (district)
Fergana district (Farg'ona tumani) is a district of Fergana Region, Uzbekistan, centered at Vuadil, covering 620 km2 with about 168,500 residents; distinct from Fergana city and the 1926-1930 Soviet okrug.
Fergana Valley
Fergana Valley, Ferghana Valley, Central Asian basin shared by Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan; densely populated irrigated Syr Darya heartland with Soviet-era enclaves, contested borders, and a 2025 Kyrgyz–Tajik border settlement.
FerGene
FerGene was a gene-therapy company created in 2019 as a Ferring Pharmaceuticals subsidiary, backed by Blackstone with over $570 million, to commercialize nadofaragene firadenovec for bladder cancer in the United States.
Fërgesë
Fërgesë (fërgesa), Albanian baked dish of peppers, tomatoes, onions, and gjizë curd cheese; name from fërgoj, "to fry"; Tirana specialty with summer, liver, Gjirokastra, and Shkodër egg variants.
Fergie (singer)
Fergie, stage name of Stacy Ann Ferguson, is an American singer and former Black Eyed Peas vocalist whose 2006 solo album The Dutchess went multi-platinum.
Fergie Chambers
James Cox "Fergie" Chambers Jr. (born 1985), American Cox Enterprises heir and self-described Marxist-Leninist activist, arrested in Ibiza July 2026 on a US extradition request for alleged money laundering and Hamas-linked funding, held in Madrid.
Fergus J. Couch
Fergus J. Couch is an American cancer geneticist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, known for the CARRIERS breast cancer study and classifying BRCA2 gene variants.
Fergus Shanahan
Fergus Shanahan is an Irish gastroenterologist and mucosal immunologist, Professor Emeritus at University College Cork and founding director of APC Microbiome Ireland, a microbiome research center.
Fergus Suter
Fergus (Fergie) Suter, born Glasgow 1857, Scottish full back for Partick, Darwen, and Blackburn Rovers; with Jimmy Love among the first paid professional footballers, three FA Cups 1884-1886, died 1916.
Ferguson Enterprises
Ferguson Enterprises Inc. is a Delaware-incorporated distributor of plumbing, HVAC, and waterworks products to professional contractors, headquartered in Newport News, Virginia, with $31.3 billion in 2025 sales.
Ferguson Jenkins
Ferguson "Fergie" Jenkins (born 1942, Chatham, Ontario) is a Canadian Hall of Fame pitcher, 284-226 with 3,192 strikeouts and 997 walks; 1971 NL Cy Young winner and first Canadian in Cooperstown (1991).
Ferguson TE20
Ferguson TE20, the "little grey Fergie", a small grey utility tractor built at Banner Lane, Coventry, 1946–1956, carrying Harry Ferguson's three-point linkage; over 517,000 built, with Continental then Standard Vanguard engines, succeeded by the Massey Ferguson 35.
Ferguson unrest
Ferguson unrest: protests and civil disturbances in Ferguson, Missouri, after police officer Darren Wilson shot Michael Brown on August 9, 2014; catalyst for Black Lives Matter and source of a 2015 DOJ pattern-or-practice report and 2016 consent decree.
Ferguson, Missouri
Ferguson, Missouri: inner-ring St. Louis suburb in St. Louis County, incorporated 1894 as Ferguson Station, about 18,500 residents, council-manager government, majority-Black population, federal consent decree police department.
Fergusson Island
Fergusson Island (Moratau), largest of the D'Entrecasteaux Islands in Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea; 1,437 km2, volcanic, peak 2,073 m, named by Moresby in 1874, with Deidei geysers and Wapolu gold mine.
Ferhad Şamî
Ferhad Şamî, also known as Farhad Shami, is a Syrian Kurdish journalist who serves as spokesperson for the Syrian Democratic Forces and directs its media center.
Ferhat Abbas
Ferhat Abbas (فرحات عباس) was an Algerian pharmacist and politician who served as the first president of the GPRA, the Algerian provisional government, from 1958 to 1961.