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Nicholas Vasilyevich Kolotov was born in 1891 in the village of Kolotovy,
Orichevo uyezd, where he lived as a craftsman. In the autumn of 1929 he was
arrested, and on January 3, 1930 was sentenced to three years in the camps
and sent to a camp. In 1932 he was released and went to live in Vyatka, where
he worked as a warehouseman in a brick factory. 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.
Vladimir Andrianovich Kuklin was born in 1899 in the village of Ersh,
Orichevo uyezd, Vyatka province into a peasant family. He was a free
peasant. In 1933 he was arrested and fined. 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.
Alexandra Arefyevna Kuklina was born in 1894 in the village of Ersh,
Orichevo uyezd, Vyatka province into a peasant family. She worked as a
restorer of paintings and weaving. 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.
Anna Vladimirovna Ponomareva was born in 1879 in the village of
Pozdnyaki, Orichevo uyezd into a peasant family. She lived in the village of
Shalegovo, and worked as a reader in the local church. 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.
Anastasia Arefyeva Glushkova was born in 1891 in the village of
Skorodumy, Svechinky uyezd, Vyatka province into a peasant family. She
lived in the village of Russkoye, and served as a reader in the local church. In
1932 she was arrested, and on September 21 was sentenced to three years in
the camps and sent to a camp. In 1935 she was released from camp, and went
to live in the village of Monastyrschina, Orichevo region, working as a reader
in the church. 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.
Claudia Stepanovna Moshkina was born in 1891 in the village of
Skorodumy, Svechinky uyezd, Vyatka province into a peasant family. She
lived in the village of Russkoye, and served as a reader in the local church. In
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