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‘the True Orthodox Church’”, and on October 2 was forbidden to live in
twelve places for three years.
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Priest Nicholas Nikolayevich Tishkevich was born in 1878 in the village
of Ari, Lukoyanovo uyezd, and went to three classes at the Nizhegorod
theological school. He was disenfranchised. He was thrice condemned and
twice fined. The last time he was sentenced to two years in the camps, being
accused of “joining the staff of a church-monarchist organization, the True
Orthodox Church”, of being “an activist of the organization” and of
“conducting active counter-revolutionary work in the population”. On
August 14, 1932 he was sentenced to three years’ exile in the north. Nothing
more is known about him.
Priest Peter Alexeyevich Terekhov was born in 1882 in the village of
Bolshoy Shodom, Kiknur uyezd, and served in the village of Nezhnur,
Sharanga uyezd. On August 14, 1932 he was sentenced to three years’ exile in
the north. In 1935 he was released from exile and went underground. In the
autumn of 1937 he was arrested, and on October 29, 1938 he was sentenced to
death and shot.
Priest Alexander Ivanovich Sokolov was born in 1873 in the village of
Prokopyevskoye, Shabalin uyezd, and went to Vyatka theological seminary.
He was disenfranchised. In 1932 he was arrested in his native village and
accused of “joining the staff of the church-monarchist organization, the True
Orthodox Church” and of “conducting counter-revolutionary work in the
population on the orders of the organization”. On August 14 he was
sentenced to three years’ exile in the north. Nothing more is known about
him.
Priest Nicholas Semyonovich Prakhov was born in 1884 in the village of
Krasnoye, Nikolsky uyezd, Vologda province, and went to Vologda
theological seminary. He was disenfranchised. In 1932 he was arrested in the
village of Vanki, Shabalin region and accused of “joining the staff of the
church-monarchist organization, the True Orthodox Church” and of
“conducting counter-revolutionary work in the population on the orders of
the organization”. On August 14 he was sentenced to three years’ exile in the
north. Nothing more is known about him.
Priest Peter Ivanovich Fedorovsky was born in 1884 in the village of
Lymentga, Nikolsky uyezd, Vologda province. He was disenfranchised. In
1932 he was arrested in the village of Vanki, Shabalin region and accused of
“joining the staff of the church-monarchist organization, the True Orthodox
Church” and of “conducting counter-revolutionary work in the population on
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