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the fields. On March 8, 1931 he was arrested for being “a member of a
counter-revolutionary monarchist organization”, and on July 9 he was
sentenced to five years in the camps. Nothing more is known about him.
Basil Ivanovich Perfilyev was born in 1904 in the village of Meledino,
Pavlovsky uyezd, Nizhegorod province into a peasant family. He went to a
four-class village school, and worked as a fuller, first in Meledino, then (from
1917) in Tyumen, and then (from 1924) in Chistopol. On March 8, 1931 he was
arrested for being “a member of a counter-revolutionary monarchist
organization”, and on July 9 he was sentenced to ten years in the camps and
sent to a camp. His family was exiled to the north. Nothing more is known
about him.
Nazarius Epifanovich Voronchikhin was born in 1889 in the village of
Kalshnikov, Nolinsk uyezd, Vyatka province into a peasant family. Before the
revolution he was a trader. He lived in Chistopol as a baker. He was
disenfranchised. On March 8, 1931 he was arrested for being “a member of a
counter-revolutionary monarchist organization”. On July 9 he was sentenced
to ten years in the camps. Nothing more is known about him.
Alexander Alexeyevich Vyazmin was born in 1873 in the village of
Sheremetyevo into a noble family. He lived in Chistopol and worked in the
state institutions. On March 8, 1931 he was arrested for being “a member of a
counter-revolutionary monarchist organization”. On July 9 he was sentenced
to ten years in the camps. Nothing more is known about him.
Theodore Mikhailovich Galkin was born in 1876 in the village of
Udelnoye, Yenoruskon, Aksubayevo uyezd, Chistopol canon into a peasant
family. He worked in the fields. In 1915 he joined the army as a private. After
the revolution he returned home and became a free peasant. He was fined for
non-fulfilment of tasks. On March 8, 1931 he was arrested for being “a
member of a counter-revolutionary monarchist organization”, and on July 9
was sentenced to death. On July 11 he was shot and his family exiled.
Demetrius Fyodorovich Nikolayev was born in 1881 in the village of
Galktionovo, Chistopol uyezd into a peasant family. A free peasant, he was
dekulakized. He was a member of a church council. On March 8, 1931 he was
arrested for being “a member of a counter-revolutionary monarchist
organization”, and on July 9 was sentenced to death and shot. His family was
exiled.
Philip Petrovich Yakimov was born in 1879 in the village of Chuv.
Yenoruskino, Aksubayevo uyezd into a peasant family. He worked in the
fields. On March 8, 1931 he was arrested for being “a member of a counterrevolutionary
monarchist organization”, and on July 9 was sentenced to
death. On July 11 he was shot.
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