Sergey Yesenin class is a class of Russian river passenger ships.[1] It is named after Sergei Yesenin.
Three-deck cruise ships built in Austria, 1984–1986.[2]
Sergey Yesenin-class motorships | ||||
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No. | align=Left | Original name ! | align=Left | English transliteration |
1 | align=Left | Сергей Есенин | align=Left | Sergey Yesenin |
2 | align=Left | Александр Блок (Александр Грин) | align=Left | Aleksandr Blok (Aleksandr Grin) |
3 | align=Left | Валерий Брюсов | align=Left | Valeriy Bryusov |
4 | align=Left | Демьян Бедный | align=Left | Demyan Bednyy |
5 | align=Left | Михаил Светлов | align=Left | Mikhail Svetlov |
Sergey Yesenin (project Q-065) class motorships | |||||||||
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Month and year of build | Hull No | Image | Name | Customer | Port of registry | Flag | Status | ||
align=Left | 1984 | K745 | Sergey Yesenin | align=Left | → | No. 216301 (RRR) [3] | |||
align=Left | 1984 | K746 | Aleksandr Grin | Moscow Shipping Company | → | originally, the Aleksandr Blok, RRR 235702[4] | |||
align=Left | 1985 | K747 | Valeriy Bryusov | Moscow Shipping Company | → | No. 216303 (RRR) [5] | |||
align=Left | 1985 | K750 | Demyan Bednyy | Lena Shipping Company | → | No. 216304 (RRR) [6] | |||
align=Left | 1986 | K751 | Mikhail Svetlov | Lena Shipping Company | → | No. 216305 (RRR) [7] | |||