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three years. In 1932 she was arrested again, and on July 29 was sentenced to
three years’ exile and sent to the north. In 1935 she was living in the village of
Barsuki, and working as a watchman in the church. In 1936 she was released
from camp and returned to Barsuki. In the summer of 1937 she was arrested
for being “a participant in the counter-revolutionary organization of
churchpeople, ‘the True Orthodox Church’”, and on September 29 was
sentenced to death. On October 14 she was shot.
Nun Maria (Afanasyevna Voronina) was born in 1900 in the village of
Kolygino, Nikolsky uyezd, Vologda province into a peasant family. She was a
nun of the Pokrov monastery in Kotelnich region. After its closure she lived in
the village of Khlynovo, serving as sexton in the local church. In 1931 she was
arrested, and on September 10 was sentenced to three years in the camps and
sent to a camp. In 1934, after her release, she lived in Vyatka. In the summer
of 1937 she was arrested for being “a participant in the counter-revolutionary
organization of churchpeople, ‘the True Orthodox Church’”, and on
September 29 was sentenced to ten years in the camps and sent to a camp.
Nothing more is known about her.
Ivan Vasilyevich Shikhov was born in 1885 in the village of Vidykiny,
Orichevo uyezd, Vyatka province, where he lived as a free peasant. In the
summer of 1937 he was arrested for being “a participant in the counterrevolutionary
organization of churchpeople, ‘the True Orthodox Church’”,
and on September 29 was sentenced to death. He was shot on October 14.
Nicholas Fyodorovich Sadyrin was born in 1900 in the village of Gusi,
Shabalin uyezd into a peasant family. He worked in Vyatka in a garage. In the
summer of 1937 he was arrested for being “a participant in the counterrevolutionary
organization of churchpeople, ‘the True Orthodox Church’”,
and on September 29 was sentenced to death. He was shot on October 14.
Ivan Fomich Glukhikh was born in 1913 in the village of Starikovo,
Vokhomsk uyezd, Vologda province into a peasant family. He lived in
Vyatka, and worked in a garage. In the summer of 1937 he was arrested for
being “a participant in the counter-revolutionary organization of
churchpeople, ‘the True Orthodox Church’”, and on September 29 was
sentenced to ten years in the camps and sent to a camp. Nothing more is
known about him.
Theodore Nikitich Plenkov was born in 1891 in the village of Plenkovy,
Orichevo uyezd, Vyatka province into a peasant family. He was a free
peasant. In 1934 he was arrested, but on July 22 the case was shelved for lack
of evidence and he was released. In the summer of 1937 he was arrested for
being “a participant in the counter-revolutionary organization of
churchpeople, ‘the True Orthodox Church’”, and on September 29 was
sentenced to death. On October 14 he was shot.
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