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[Peter P. Verigin - correspondence]
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1927-1932 (Creation)
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This file contains letters from Peter P. Verigin (Chistiakov) many addressed to of Mikhail Kazakoff (Cazakoff), General Manager of CCUB operations in Saskatchewan This correspondence reflects Verigin's attempts to reorganize the Doukhobor communities and economy to generate more income, pay off debts, and retain their lands. This file also contain correspondence of Ivan Zebrov, Ivan Rylkoff, Ivan Kanigin, Ivan Dubasov, and Vasily Reibin. Later letters are written from Prince Albert Federal Prison in Saskatchewan. This file two versions of Verigin’s plan for situating family groups in the center of a parcel of land, thus creating what came to be known as hundreds. It contains documents that explain the plan and budget necessary for its implementation. The letters are in Russian and most are typed.