399:. In March 1919, he was summoned to Moscow at the disposal of the Central Committee of the Party. In early July, he appeared in Yaroslavl as a representative of the Central Committee with broad powers in connection with numerous peasant and deserter uprisings in the province (the total number of rebels reached 25 thousand people). He chaired meetings of the provincial committee of the party and the provincial executive committee. In mid–July, the former Chairman of the Provincial Executive Committee, Tsvetkov, handed over all the affairs to Dobrokhotov as the temporary head of the executive branch. Having taken a number of urgent measures, he convened an extraordinary provincial party conference, at which a new leadership was elected.
358:. In May 1917, he headed the provincial bureau of councils. In August, he became a member of the city committee for the protection of the revolution, which dissolved the officer organizations, disbanded the shock battalions, and removed the head of the garrison. In September 1917, as a representative from Yaroslavl, he attended a meeting in the Bolshevik Central Committee, which considered the issue of the speedy transfer of power into the hands of the soviets. In October 1917, he was in
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462:. On June 22, a personal case was started and ended: the pensioner was accused, for example, of the fact that the collective farms of the Bereznyakovo Village Council "over the past two years have left up to half of the grown bread in the fields". On the same day, Nikolay Fedorovich was expelled from the party, the next he was arrested, and on October 6, 1938, by the verdict of the
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