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Vladimir Lukyanovich Andreyev was born in 1885 in the village of
Kurantsy, Kiknur uyezd, Vyatka province. A free peasant, he was arrested in
1932 and sentenced to two years in the camps and sent to a camp, from which
he ran away. In the 1940s he had no fixed occupation or domicile, but went
underground. On June 3, 1942 he was arrested for being “a participant in a
counter-revolutionary monarchist organization of churchpeople, the True
Orthodox Church”, and on September 22-25 was sentenced to death. On
November 20 this sentence was commuted to ten years in the camps, and he
was sent to a camp. Nothing more is known about him.
Basil Vasilyevich Bazhin was born in 1906 in the village of
Bezdenezhnykh, Kiknur uyezd. A free peasant, in the 1940s he had no fixed
occupation or domicile, but went underground. On June 3, 1942 he was
arrested for being “a participant in a counter-revolutionary monarchist
organization of churchpeople, the True Orthodox Church”, and on September
22-25 was sentenced to ten years in the camps, and he was sent to a camp.
Nothing more is known about him.
Ivan Vasilyevich Bazhin was born in 1899 in the village of
Bezdenezhnykh, Kiknur uyezd. A free peasant, in the 1940s he had no fixed
occupation or domicile, but went underground. On June 3, 1942 he was
arrested for being “a participant in a counter-revolutionary monarchist
organization of churchpeople, the True Orthodox Church”, and on September
22-25 was sentenced to death. On November 20 this sentence was commuted
to ten years in the camps, and he was sent to a camp. Nothing more is known
about him.
Nicholas Alexandrovich Beresnev was born in 1909 in the village of
Beresnevo, Kiknur uyezd. A free peasant, in the 1940s he had no fixed
occupation or domicile, but went underground. On June 3, 1942 he was
arrested for being “a participant in a counter-revolutionary monarchist
organization of churchpeople, the True Orthodox Church”, and on September
22-25 was sentenced to death. On November 20 this sentence was commuted
to ten years in the camps, and he was sent to a camp. Nothing more is known
about him.
Paul Alexandrovich Beresnev was born in 1918 in the village of Beresnevo,
Kiknur uyezd. A free peasant, in the 1940s he had no fixed occupation or
domicile, but went underground. On June 3, 1942 he was arrested for being “a
participant in a counter-revolutionary monarchist organization of
churchpeople, the True Orthodox Church”, and on September 22-25 was
sentenced to death. On November 20 this sentence was commuted to ten
years in the camps, and he was sent to a camp. Nothing more is known about
him.
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