Dernov Anatoly (Abraamiy) Ivanovich
Bishop of Urzhum, Bishop of the Glazov Diocese, Temporary Administrator of the Vyatka Diocese
Born in 1874 in the village of Parzi, Glazovsky District, UASSR; Russian; higher education (theological academy). Bishop of Urzhum, bishop of the Glazov diocese, temporarily administering the Vyatka diocese. Lived in the city of Vyatka. Arrested on 27.12.1923 by the Vyatka GPU department, released from custody on 25.04.1924, arrested again on 06.03.1925. On 13.11.1925 he was found guilty under Articles 69 and 121 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR, exiled for 3 years to the Zyryansk region and deprived of the right to reside in a number of cities for a period of 3 years. Arrested again on 07.05.1937 by the NKVD Directorate for the Kirov Region. Charged under Articles 58-10 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR. Sentenced by a special panel of the Supreme Court of the Udmurt ASSR on 04.11.1937 to imprisonment for 10 years. Died in custody on 01.05.1942. Rehabilitated on 27.04.1992 by the prosecutor's office of the Udmurt Republic in a criminal case from 1937 and on 10.06.1992 by the prosecutor's office of the Kirov region in a criminal case from 1925.
Documents (3)
Fund 016 / Inventory 2 / Case 2
16-3. Archival certificate from the Federal Criminal Investigation Department of the Russian Federation for the Kirov Region dated June 22, 1994 on A.I. Dernova, architect. case No. SU-11397
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33. Letter from the MB of the Udmurt Republic of Izhevsk No. M-878 dated 07/24/1995 (response to letter No. 292 dated 06/29/1995) to the Central State Administration of St. Petersburg about the available information on P.V. Mezrina, S.G. Zarubina. and about the lack of information on Belsky I.I., Ostrovidov K.A., Ostroumov G., Trezvinsky N.K., and that the case of Dernov A.I. is in the prosecutor's office of the Yaroslavl region.
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37. Letter from the MB of the Udmurt Republic No. M-878/1 dated 08/18/1995 (response to No. 292 dated 06/29/1995) to the Central State Archive of St. Petersburg about the available information on A.I. Dernov.
