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December 15, 1930 in accordance with articles 58-10 and 58-11 and cast into
Orenburg Domzak, but was released under guard. Nothing more is known
about her.
Aquilina Yegorovna (Grigoryevna?) Golikova. She was born in 1882 in the
village of Melshino, Repninskaya volost, Bolkhov uyezd, Orel province into a
peasant family. In 1918 she went to live in Repninsky khutor, Sharlyksky
region. She had a daughter and a son. On November 11, 1930 she was arrested
and cast into Orenburg Domzak, and in accordance with article 58-10, 58-11
and 59-7 was sentenced to five years in the camps for being “a member of the
counter-revolutionary organization, ‘The Trues’, and a messenger between its
leaders, being linked with the Samara cell”. Nothing more is known about her.
Alexandra Maximovna Bukina was born in December, 1886 in the village
of Kashirinskoye (Kashirinka?), Kashirinsky region into a peasant family. In
1923 she was imprisoned for one year for “trading in wine”. In 1929 she went
with Priest Bolmasov and Deacon Fokin to Bishop Demetrius of Gdov in
Petrograd. At the moment of her arrest, on January 1, 1931 in the village of
Boldyrevka, she was a widow. She was cast into Orenburg Domzak, and in
accordance with article 58-10, 58-11 and 59-7 was sentenced to ten years in the
camps for being “a member of the counter-revolutionary organization, ‘The
Trues’, and a messenger between its leaders, being linked with the Samara
cell”. Nothing more is known about her.
Lukerya Andreyevna Fokina. She was born in 1887 or 1886 in the village of
Novoye Spasskoye, Orenburg district, and was the wife of a priest with two
sons and three daughters. On December 8, 1930 she was arrested and cast into
Orenburg Domzak. On March 26, 1931 she was convicted of being “a member
of a church-monarchist counter-revolutionary organization, ‘The Trues’, and
the wife of one of its leaders”. In accordance with articles 58-10, 58-11 and 58-7,
she was sentenced to five years in the camps. “My husband Fokin,” she said,
“is a priest, they exiled him to a camp for anti-Soviet activity”. Nothing more
is known about her.
Matrona Romanovna Fokina. She was born in 1887 in the village of
Novoye Petrovskoye, Petrovsky region. From 1913 to 1927 she lived in Egypt
and Jerusalem. She was arrested in February, 1931 and cast into Orenburg
Domzak. On March 26, 1931 she was condemned for “having close links with
certain members of the church-monarchist counter-revolutionary organization,
‘The Trues’” and for “coming from abroad”. In accordance with articles 58-10,
58-11 and 58-7, she was sentenced to be shot. The sentence was carried out on
April 5, 1931 at 4.25 a.m.
Lydia Lvovna Pershakova. She was born on January 1, 1882 in Ufa into a
noble family. She finished her studies at a gymnasium and at accountancy
courses. In 1915 she moved to Tashkent, where she worked as a librarian until
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