A small town Primorsk, which is located 30 kilometers west of Berdyansk on the shore of the Azov Sea (directly the city is 2 km

A small town Primorsk, which is located 30 kilometers west of Berdyansk on the shore of the Azov Sea (directly the city is 2 km from the coast). Until the 60’s was called Nogaysk. Nogaysk because here once lived Nogays After the conquest of the Crimea and the suppression of the uprising of Nogai nomads Suvorov, Catherine allowed to live those who are willing to submit to the Empire between the present Melitopol and Berdyansk, that is, between the rivers Molochnaya and Berda in the north of the Sea of Azov. After a couple of decades the former nomads settled down and even as part of Platov’s Cossack troops reached Paris in 1814. Those who did not want to settle down moved to Turkey Today it is a small town of 10 thousand, one third of which are descendants of Bulgarians who migrated to Novorossiya, the rest are Russians, which Ukraine naturally recorded as Ukrainians (speaking in Mova naturally 0%). However, Bulgarians are also no different from Russian residents of southern Russia. Источник: Slavyangrad