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the ‘True Orthodox Church’”, and on March 27 was sentenced to five years in
the camps and sent to a camp. Nothing more is known about him.
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Yegor Ilyich Stenkin was born in 1887 in the village of Vazhnager, Gorno-
Mariisk uyezd, where he lived as a free peasant. He went to four classes in the
village school. He was church warden in the village of M. Sundyr. On June 8,
1932 he was arrested for “counter-revolutionary activity and belonging to the
True Orthodox Church”, but was released after six months. In 1935 he was
fined for sabotage of political campaigns. On February 14, 1936 he was
arrested for being “the leader of a counter-revolutionary group of followers of
‘the True Orthodox Churchpeople’”, and was sentenced to ten years in the
camps and sent to a camp. Nothing more is known about him.
Nicholas Timofeyevich Kirpichnikov was born in 1883 in the village of
Vazhnager, Gorno-Mariisk uyezd, where he lived. From 1918 to 1919 he
served as a private in the Red army. A free peasant, he was deprived of his
property because of sabotage. On February 14, 1936 he was arrested for being
“a participant in a counter-revolutionary group of followers of the ‘True
Orthodox Churchmen’”, and was then released. On August 29 he was
sentenced to five years in the camps and sent to a camp. Nothing more is
known about him.
Basil Petrovich Selivanov was born in 1899 in the village of Koptykovo,
Gorno-Mariisk uyezd. From 1918 to 1922 he served as a private in the Red
army. A free peasant, he had five children in his family. He was several times
fined for sabotage. In 1934 he was arrested and sentenced for two years to the
camps and sent to a camp. After his released he returned to his homeland. On
March 9, 1936 he was arrested for being “a participant in a counterrevolutionary
group of followers of the ‘True Orthodox churchpeople’”, and
on August 29 was sentenced to ten years in the camps and sent to a camp. On
January 14, 1940 he was arrested in camp, sentenced to death and shot.
Ivan Semyonovich Korolev was born in 1901 in the village of Gorshkovo,
Novo-Sheshminsk uyezd into a peasant family, and received an elementary
education. A free peasant, he was dekulakized, after which he was without
fixed occupation. On May 21, 1935 he was arrested in a group church case,
and on February 14, 1936 was sentenced to three years in the camps. Nothing
more is known about him.
Adrian Ivanovich Ivanov was born in 1869 in the village of Lenin, Novo-
Sheshminsk uyezd into a peasant family, and received an elementary
education. A carpenter, in 1931 he was twice condemned in accordance with
articles 58-10 and 61, and sentenced to two years in the camps. In 1933 he was
released. On July 23, 1935 he was arrested again in a group church case, and
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