the holy new martyrs of eastern russia - Coptic Orthodox teaching

664
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.
Catherine Ivanovna Gryazeva was born in 1890 in the village of Shirkino,
Lebyazh uyezd, Vyatka province into a peasant family. She lived in Urzhum,
doing housework. 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.
Antonina Leontyevna Petrova was born in 1894 in Vyatka into a peasant
family. A free peasant, she was arrested in 1930, and on February 3 was
sentenced to three years’ exile and sent to the north. In 1933 she was released
and returned to 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 death. On
October 14 she was shot.
Apollinaria Nikitichna Vylegzhanina was born in 1912 in the village of
Krutsy, Orichevo uyezd, Vyatka province into a peasant family, and lived in
Vyatka without working. 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. In 1947 she was released and settled in
Sovietskoye, working in a veterinary clinic. In 1949 she was arrested, and on
February 23 was sentenced to termless exile and sent to Krasnoyarsk district.
Nothing more is known about her.
*
Priest Alexander Ivanovich Tumbasov was born in 1902 in Yaransk,
Vyatka province. In 1922 he finished at a two-class school in Yaransk. He
served in the village of Tabashino, Orshansk region. On February 1, 1931 he
was arrested in a group case, and on December 14 he was sentenced to three
years in the camps and sent to Siblag. In May, 1933 he was arrested for being
“a participant in a counter-revolutionary church-monarchist group of the
True Orthodox Church”, and on January 28, 1934 was transferred to a
punishment isolation cell for two years. In 1942, after his release, he settled
illegally in the village of Turunovo near Yoshkar-Ola. On August 31, 1945 he
was arrested for being “a participant in the anti-Soviet underground of the
664