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Priest Nicholas Alexandrovich Kocheshkov was born in 1901 in the
village of Ulesh, Kiknur uyezd, and was disenfranchised. In 1932 he was
arrested in the village of Solominskoye, Pizhansk region and accused of
“joining the staff of the church-monarchist organization, the True Orthodox
Church” and of “conducting counter-revolutionary work in the population on
the orders of the organization”. On August 14 he was sentenced to three
years’ exile and sent to the north. Nothing more is known about him.
Priest Peter Stepanovich Galitsky was born in 1865 in the village of Izh,
Pizhansk uyezd, Nizhegorod region, and went to Vyatka theological
seminary. In 1923 he was under investigation. He was disenfranchised. In
1932 he was arrested in the village of Arkhangelskoye, Shabalin region, and
accused of “joining the staff of the church-monarchist organization, the True
Orthodox church”, of “being a messenger” and of “conducting active counterrevolutionary
work in the population”. On August 14 (or 19) he was
sentenced to three years’ exile in Kazakhstan. Nothing more is known about
him.
Deacon Paul Fyodorovich Olyunin was born in 1876 in the village of Izh,
Pizhansk uyezd, Nizhegorod region, and went to three classes at theological
seminary. He was disenfranchised. In 1932 he was arrested in the village of
Ilyinskoye, Kotelnich region and accused of “joining the staff of the churchmonarchist
organization, the True Orthodox church”, of “being a messenger”
and of “conducting active counter-revolutionary work in the population”. On
August 14 he was sentenced to three years’ exile in the north. Nothing more is
known about him.
Deacon Leonid Vikentyevich Medvedev was born in 1902 in Omutensk
uyezd, Vyatka province, and went to Yaransk theological school. He was
disenfranchised. In 1927 he was arrested and sentenced to one year in prison,
but was released on amnesty. In 1932 he was arrested in the village of
Paderino. Kiknur region, and accused of “joining the staff of a churchmonarchist
organization, the True Orthodox Church”, and of “conducting
counter-revolutionary work among the population on the orders of the
organization”. On August 14 he was sentenced to three years’ exile in the
north. Nothing more is known about him.
Deacon Gennadius Vasilyevich Rublev was born in 1892 in the village of
Uni, Nolinsk uyezd, and received an intermediate education. He was
disenfranchised. In 1932 he was arrested in Kotelnich and accused of “joining
the staff of the church-monarchist organization, the True Orthodox Church”,
of “being an activist of the organization” and of “conducting counterrevolutionary
work in the population”. On August 14 he was sentenced to
three years’ exile and sent to the north. Nothing more is known about him.
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