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September 10 was sentenced to ten years in the camps and sent to a camp.
Nothing more is known about him.
Priest Michael Petrovich Perov. He was born in 1885 in the village of
Zernovka, Samara province in the family of a priest, and went to a theological
seminary. He served in the village of Bogorodskoye, Meleuzovsky region, and
was the organizer of mass protests of believers. On July 15, 1931 he was
arrested for being “an active participant in the Ufa branch of the counterrevolutionary
monarchist church organization, the True Orthodox Church”,
and on September 22 was sentenced to five years in the camps and sent to a
camp. In 1936, after being released from exile, he returned to the
Voskresensky region. On August 15, 1937 he was arrested, and on November
3 was sentenced to death. He was shot on the same day.
Deacon Alexander Ivanovich Gayev. He was born in 1903 in the Urals
region, and went to a village school. He served in the village of Mikhailovka.
On May 14, 1931 he was arrested in connection with the Ufa branch of the
True Orthodox Church, and on September 24 was sentenced to five years in
the camps. Nothing more is known about him.
Deacon Andrew Leontyevich Kazarez. He was born in 1872. In 1930 he
was arrested, and on April 9, 1930 was sentenced to three years’ exile. After
his release he returned to his homeland. In 1940 he was arrested again, and on
August 23, 1940 was sentenced to ten years in the camps. Nothing more is
known about him.
Abbess Avdotia, in the world Eudocia Yakovlevna Panferova. She was
born in 1886 in Tambov province and received an elementary education. She
became the abbess of the Yenatsky monastery in Sterlitamak. On June 2, 1931
she was arrested in connection with a branch of the True Orthodox Church.
she was released from prison after promising not to leave the town, but was
later exiled. Nothing more is known about her.
Nun Theodosia (Stepanovna Alysheva). She was born in 1883 in the
village of Samorodovka, Ufa province. On June 15, 1931 she was arrested in
connection with the Ufa branch of the True Orthodox Church. On September
22, 1931 she was sentenced to three years’ exile in the north.
Nun Anna (Fyodorovna Azarova). She was born in 1905 in Sterlitamak,
Ufa province, and received an elementary education. On August 25, 1931 she
was arrested for being “an active participant in the Ufa branch of the counterrevolutionary
monarchist church organization, the True Orthodox Church”,
and on September 24 was sentenced to three years in the camps and sent to a
camp. Nothing more is known about her.
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