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Tatyana Yegorovna Bondina was born in 1882 in the village of Belo-
Bezvodnaya, Prigorodny uyezd into a peasant family. She was an illiterate
free peasant. On January 23, 1930 she was arrested in connection with a
church case, and on February 20 was sentenced to five years’ exile in the
north. Nothing more is known about her.
Maria Alexeyevna Rodionova was born in 1894 in the village of Belo-
Bezvodnaya, Pridgorodny uyezd into a peasant family. A free peasant, she
was arrested on January 23, 1930 in a group case of churchmen, and on
February 20 was sentenced to five years’ exile in the north. Nothing more is
known about her.
Maria Maximovna Savina was born in 1903 in the village of Korshuny,
Maritureksky uyezd into a peasant family. She had no fixed occupation. On
January 27, 1930 she was arrested in a group church case, and on February 20
was sentenced to five years’ exile in the north. Nothing more is known about
her.
Alexandra Mikhailovna Mironova was born in 1880 in Yelabuga into a
merchant’s family, and went to a three-class school. She was a dress-maker.
On January 23, 1930 she was arrested in a group church case, and on February
20 was sentenced to five years’ exile in the north. Nothing more is known
about her.
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Priest Gurias Sergeyevich Kosmin was born in 1882 in the village of
Teploye marsh, Mamadysh uyezd into the family of a priest. He went to a
theological seminary, and served in the village of Verkhny Aktash,
Almetyevsk region. On March 5, 1930 he was arrested for being “a participant
in a counter-revolutionary religio-monarchist organization, the True
Orthodox Church”, and on April 5 was sentenced to ten years in the camps.
Nothing more is known about him.
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Reader Michael Alexandrovich Yegorov was born in 1906 in the village of
Yemelkino, Aksubayevo region, Tataria, and lived in the village of Yelaur,
Oktyabrsky region. On April 2, 1930 he was arrested, and on May 15 was
condemned for “anti-collective farm agitation”. However, he was released
under guard, taking into account the time he had already been in prison.
Nothing more is known about him.
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