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member of the church-parish council of the Resurrection cathedral of Vyatka,
he took an active part in the activity of a cathedral grouping that was directed
against Soviet power, and was preparing the ground for the conducting of
illegal assemblies”. In accordance with article 58-11, he was sentenced to three
years’ exile in the north. Nothing more is known about him.
Constantine Nikolayevich Ivanov. He was born in 1859 in Vyatka into a
lower-middle-class family. He went to a city school in Vyatka and became
diocesan missionary. In 1923 he was sentenced in accordance with article 58-
10 to three years’ exile in Komi for “anti-Soviet activity”. On returning to
Vyatka in 1927 he became a member of the parish council of the Resurrection
cathedral. On September 13, 1929 he was arrested and cast into Vyatka
isolator. On February 3, 1930 he was accused that, “being a member of an
illegal church-parish council, he helped the activity of a church-monarchist
grouping”. In accordance with article 58-11, he was sentenced to three years’
exile in the north. Nothing more is known about him.
Basil Alexandrovich Kiryanov. He was born in 1871 in Vyatka, and went
to a church-parish school. He was a tin-smith by profession. He became a
member of the parish council of the Resurrection cathedral. In September,
1929 he was arrested and cast into Vyatka isolator. On February 3, 1930 he
was accused that, “being a member of an illegal church-parish council, he
helped the activity of a church-monarchist grouping”. In accordance with
article 58-11, he was sentenced to three years’ exile in the north. Nothing more
is known about him.
Alexis Nikitovich Sharomov. He was born in 1877 in the village of
Afonovskaya, Slobodskaya uyezd, Vyatka province into a peasant family. He
was a member of the parish council of the Resurrection cathedral in Vyatka.
In September, 1929 he was arrested and cast into Vyatka isolator. He was
accused that, “being a member of the church-parish council of the
Resurrection cathedral of Vyatka, he took an active part in the activity of a
cathedral grouping that was directed against Soviet power, and was
preparing the ground for the conducting of illegal assemblies”. In accordance
with article 58-11, he was sentenced to five years in the camps. Nothing more
is known about him.
Yegor Ignatyevich Filimonov. He was born in 1874 in the village of
Marakulinskaya, Gorovsky uyezd, Vyatka province and was a member of the
church parish council of the Resurrection cathedral in Vyatka. In September,
1929 he was arrested and cast into Vyatka isolator. On February 3, 1930 he
was sentenced in accordance with article 58-11 to three years’ exile to the
north. Nothing more is known about him.
Michael Vasilyevich Mukharitsyn. He was born in 1859, and was a
member of the church-parish council in the Resurrection cathedral in Vyatka.
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