Yeysk

Yeysk is a city on the coast of the Sea of Azov, in the southwest of the Principality of the Lower Don.

Story
In December of 1917, Silnov, leading a militia of men and armed with some captured and scrounged weapons, managed to overwhelm and capture Yeysk. He controlled the city by holding hostages and terror; in the first month of his control, he publicly executed six people for 'disturbing public order'. He was affiliated with the Bolsheviks, and used Yeysk as a transfer point for resources to be sent north to them.

In November 1918, Jan Prochazka and the 6th Free Detachment attacked and captured Yeysk. Silnov was captured, and later executed by gunfire. Elections are slated to be held soon, and in the interim, the previously elected City Council was reinstated by Jan.

Places of Interest
Some places in Yeysk which are of interest include:


 * Yeysk Town Hall: a large, three-floor building on the north side of town, home to the city's government.
 * Hotel Serebro: a large resort hotel, with a ballroom that was once used to entertain nobility. It has, however, fallen on hard times lately.
 * Khan Hotel: another resort hotel to the north of the Serebro on the coastal road. Similarly to its rival, it has fallen on hard times.

Notables of the City
Other Notables


 * Nikolai Tsvetayev, merchant and smuggler