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Vasilisa Tikhonovna Vitsykayeva. She was born in 1922 in the village of
Pokrovskoye, Zubovo-Polyansky region, Chuvashia into a peasant family,
and went to school in Karaganda. In 1950 she left her work, burned her
passport and refused to take part in any enterprises undertaken by Soviet
power. In 1956 she presented her home for, and took part in, secret prayer
services together with her husband, V.Ya. Muslov. On November 4, 1958 she
was arrested for being “a participant in the anti-Soviet church-monarchist
troup, the so-called ‘True Orthodox Christians’”. In the course of the
investigation she renounced citizenship of the USSR. On January 22, 1959 she
was sentenced to five years in the camps and sent to a camp. Nothing more is
known about her.
Tatyana Ignatyevna Ignatyeva. She was born in 1911 in the village of
Oikassy, Churachinsky region, and received an intermediate education. From
1949 to 1950 she worked as a technician in Tsivilsk children’s home. On
December 23, 1951 she was arrested in a group case. On April 11-12, 1952 she
was sentenced to ten years in the camps and sent to Gorlag. Nothing more is
known about her.
Maria Ignatyevna Ignatyeva. She was born in 1924 in the village of
Oikassy, Churachinsky region. In 1947 she finished her studies at Tsivilsk
medical orderly school, and worked as a nurse in a city hospital, from 1950 –
in a tuberculosis hospital. On December 23, 1951 she was arrested in a group
case. On April 11-12, 1952 she was sentenced to ten years in the camps and
sent to Minlag. Nothing more is known about her.
Justina Filippovna Filippova. She was born in 1905 in the village of
Vurman-Kosy, Alikovsky uyezd, Chuvashia into a peasant family. In the
1930s she was living in Cheboksary and worked as an orderly in a city
hospital. On March 27, 1947 she was arrested for being “an active participant
in the illegal anti-Soviet church-monarchist organization called ‘the True
Orthodox Christians’”, and on August 28-30 was sentenced to five years in
the camps and disenfranchisement for three years. Nothing more is known
about her.
Agapia Pimenovna Kuzmina. She was born in 1903 in the village of
Pizipovo, Alikovsky uyezd, Chuvashia into a peasant family. In the 1930s she
was living in Cheboksary without fixed occupation. On March 27, 1947 she
was arrested for being “an active participant in the illegal anti-Soviet churchmonarchist
organization called ‘the True Orthodox Christians’”, and on
August 28-30 was sentenced to ten years in the camps with
disenfranchisement for five years. Nothing more is known about her.
Matrona Fedotovna Rybkina. She was born in 1922 in the village of
Vurman-Kassy, October region. In 1942 she finished medical orderly school,
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