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Peter Vasilevich Verigin (Russian: Пётр Васильевич Веригин)
often known as
Peter "the Lordly"
Verigin (July 12 [O.S. June 29] 1859 -
October 29, 1924)...
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arrested Verigin. He,
along with some of his ****ociates, was sent into
internal exile in Siberia.
Large Party Doukhobors continued to
consider Verigin their...
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Sergiy Verigin (24
March 1868 in Ljubljana,
Slovenia – 1938) was a
Russian Orthodox convert to Catholicism.
Initially ordained an
Orthodox clergyman,...
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railroad when it
earlier built Veregin Siding in 1904,
named after Peter V.
Verigin. The
Veregin railway station is
served by Via Rail.
Veregin owes its existence...
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intentionally wanted to kill
Verigin, most
likely members of the Sons of Freedom, or as some
historians put it, by the
lover of one of
Verigin's handmaidens. Over...
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Voynov (21, 3),
Volodymyr Anufriyenko (15),
Vladimir Sorokin (3),
Valeriy Verigin (3),
Viktor Pestrykov (1). Forwards:
Viktor Serebryanikov (29, 4), Valeriy...
- Sky, as well as the
video for "History of Violence"
directed by
Martin Verigin and
Jeffrey Hagerman. The
latter remains his most
controversial record...
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Canadian Pacific train in
British Columbia that
killed Russian émigré
Peter Verigin (65),
leader of the
pacifist Doukhobors,
along with
seven others including...
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Vladimir Private Injured.
Order of the Red Banner,
Order of the Red Star
Verigin Vladimir Senior Sergeant Order of the Red Banner,
Order of the Red Star...
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religious revival,
inspired by the
exiled community leader Peter Vasilevich Verigin and by Leo Tolstoy's
philosophy of non-violence, by 1895 many of the Doukhobors...
