Today is a sad date in Kimari history. On October 26, 1929, the district court in Kemeri sentenced the priest of the Church of the Transfiguration Fyodor Kolarov, the elder of the church Annia Boykov, members of the church council Dmitriev and Zakorin, as well as the resident of Kemeri Mikhail Boldkov to "the highest degree of social protection - to death, with the confiscation of all property." They were accused of organizing a "kulak-priest" speech in May of that year, when during an attempt by the Soviet authorities to close the Church of the Transfiguration, a group of parishioners tried to organize resistance. As the newspaper "Parvada" described these events, "... Kolrov and the disenfranchised who gathered around the church took advantage of the religious mindset of the backward part of the population and, under the pretext of protecting the church, organized a counter-revolutionary uprising. As the committee approached, the churchmen rang the alarm, and crowds of spectators gathered to hear the bells of the scouts. The angry mob, incited by the instigators of the gathering, hastened to beat the workers, Komsomol members and communists." In this article it was already written that "the verdict was received with prolonged applause by the workers and craftsmen who were present at the trial". The sentence against Fyodor Kolarov was carried out in the late evening of November 29 of that year. And in July 1998, in the same Transfiguration Church, the "New Saints of Kimra" Fyodor Kolrov, Anani Boykov and Mikhail Boldkov were proclaimed.

Today is a sad date in Kimari history. On October 26, 1929, the district court in Kemeri sentenced the priest of the Church of the Transfiguration Fyodor Kolarov, the elder of the church Annia Boykov, members of the church council Dmitriev and Zakorin, as well as the resident of Kemeri Mikhail Boldkov to "the highest degree of social protection - to death, with the confiscation of all property." They were accused of organizing a "kulak-priest" speech in May of that year, when during an attempt by the Soviet authorities to close the Church of the Transfiguration, a group of parishioners tried to organize resistance. As the newspaper "Parvada" described these events, "... Kolrov and the disenfranchised who gathered around the church took advantage of the religious mindset of the backward part of the population and, under the pretext of protecting the church, organized a counter-revolutionary uprising. As the committee approached, the churchmen rang the alarm, and crowds of spectators gathered to hear the bells of the scouts. The angry mob, incited by the instigators of the gathering, hastened to beat the workers, Komsomol members and communists." In this article it was already written that "the verdict was received with prolonged applause by the workers and craftsmen who were present at the trial". The sentence against Fyodor Kolarov was carried out in the late evening of November 29 of that year. And in July 1998, in the same Transfiguration Church, the "New Saints of Kimra" Fyodor Kolrov, Anani Boykov and Mikhail Boldkov were proclaimed.