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He went to a village school. He served as a private in the Russo-Japanese and
First World Wars. In 1929, while living in his native village, he was sentenced
to three years’ exile in Samara. There, on February 23, 1931 he was arrested
again and cast into Orenburg Domzak. He was sentenced to eight years in the
camps in accordance with articles 58-10, 58-11 and 59-7. Nothing more is
known about him.
Paul Vasilyevich Bocharov. He was born in February, 1894 into a peasant
family in the village of V-Gumber, Kashirinsky region. He went to a village
school and served as a private in the army from 1914 to 1917. He was married
to Eudocia, and had two sons and three daughters. On December 20, 1930 he
was arrested in his native village, and was sentenced to five years in the camps
in accordance with articles 58-10, 58-11 and 59-7. Nothing more is known
about him.
Ivan Stepanovich Yarygin. He was born in 1888 in the village of
Kolychevo, Sharlyksky region into a peasant family. In 1928 he was deprived
of civil rights. He was married to Aquilina, and had five daughters. On
February 4, 1931 he was arrested and cast into Orenburg Domzak. He was
convicted of being “a member of a church-monarchist counter-revolutionary
organization, ‘The Trues’,” and “the organizer of a cell in Kolychevo”. In
accordance with articles 58-10, 58-11 and 58-7, he was sentenced to eight years
in the camps. Nothing more is known about him.
Ignatius Danilovich Ivannikov. He was born in December, 1879 in the
village of V-Gumbet, Kashirinsky region, into a peasant family. He was
married to Matrona, and had two sons. On December 16, 1930 he was arrested
and cast into the Domzak in Orenburg. He was convicted of “being a member
of a counter-revolutionary organization, ‘The Trues’, visiting illegal meetings
and agitating against collective farms”. In accordance with articles 58-10, 58-11
and 59-7 he was sentenced to five years in the camps. Nothing more is known
about him.
Theodore Timofeyevich Gusev. He was born in 1880 (or March, 1879) in
Novo-Spassky, Pokrov region, and served as a private in the army from 1916
to 1917. In 1929 he was disenfranchised, and in 1930 – dekulakized, being
condemned for not fulfilling a plan for the production of bread. He was
married to Maria (born 1879) and had a son. On December 16, 1930 he was
arrested and cast into Orenburg Domzak. On March 26 he was convicted of
“being a member of the counter-revolutionary organization, ‘The Trues’”, and
in accordance with articles 58-10, 58-11 and 59-7 was sentenced to five years in
the camps. Nothing more is known about him.
Michael Konstantinovich Lavrov. He was born in 1897 in the village of
Putyatino, Sharlyksky region in the Middle Volga region. He was the son of a
tradesman and finished his studies at the village school. Before the revolution
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