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Yeysk
Yeysk is a city in southern Russia.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of San Clemente a Saratov
About Yeysk
Yeysk is located in Krasnodarskiy Kray, a region in the southern part of Russia. The city is situated in a geographic area that is part of the larger Russian landscape.
Yeysk is notable for its role in the regional economy and its cultural significance. The city has a distinct character shaped by its history and location in southern Russia.
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Notable people from Yeysk
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Tatyana Shchelkanova1937–2011Soviet track and field athlete (1937–2011)
Dmitry Ushakovb. 1988Russian trampolinist
Timofey Khryukin1910–1953Soviet general, twice Hero of the Soviet Union (1910–1953)
Stefania Elfutinab. 1997Russian windsurfer
Mikhail Kolesnikov1939–2007former Chief of the General Staff of the armed forces of the Russian Federation (1939-2007)- DDmitri Vasilyev1900–1984Soviet film director
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