Voin pod Andreevskim flagom - Voinovich P.

Having entered the Russian fleet as a midchman, he reached the full admiral. The main pier of Sevastopol and the central street of Herceg Novi (Montenegro), where he was born, are named after him. Marko Voinovich was the captain of the imperial yacht in St. Petersburg and led a secret mission to Persia; having only 2 battleships against 15 Turkish, won a glorious victory at the fidonisi and is considered one of the founders of the Black Sea Fleet. In memory of the frigate "Glory" on which he heroically fought in the Archipelago, earning the Order of St. George, named many ships of the national fleet, but Admiral Voinovich himself was glorified, slandered and slandered by Soviet propaganda - since the "fight against cosmopolitanism" it is customary to respond to him extremely negatively, often neglecting elementary decency. The reason for this was the conflict between Voynovich and Fedor Ushakov - at first they were friends, then quarreled, but how can you judge the fleet driver by complaints and the donot of his detractors?