# Fedorenko

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**Fedorenko** (Ukrainian: Федоренко) is a [Ukrainian](/source/Ukrainian_language) surname meaning son or daughter of "Fedir" (the Ukrainian rendition of [Theodore](/source/Theodore_(name))).

It may refer to:

- [Andriy Fedorenko](/source/Andriy_Fedorenko), a Ukrainian football player.
- [Borys Fedorenko](/source/Borys_Fedorenko), Ukrainian painter.
- [Dmitri Nikolayevitch Fedorenko](/source/Dmitri_Nikolayevitch_Fedorenko), Russian entomologist
- [Fyodor Fedorenko](/source/Fyodor_Fedorenko), sentenced to death for treason and participation in the Holocaust and executed.
- [Mykola Fedorenko](/source/Mykola_Fedorenko), retired Soviet football player and a current Ukrainian football coach.
- [Nikolai Fedorenko](/source/Nikolai_Fedorenko), Soviet philologist, orientalist, statesman, public figure, professor (1953), and corresponding member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences (1958).
- [Nikolay Fedorenko](/source/Nikolay_Fedorenko), Russian economist and chemist.
- [Yakov Fedorenko](/source/Yakov_Fedorenko), Soviet general during World War II.

It may also refer to the landmark legal case of *[Fedorenko v. United States](/source/Fedorenko_v._United_States)*.

## See also

- [Fedoruk](/source/Fedoruk)
- [Fedorchuk](/source/Fedorchuk)

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