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In July 1944 Miller transferred to the Near Eastern Division of the United States [[Department of State]] and handled confidential matters between the [[United States]] and the [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]. By August 1944, it was established Miller had a connection with [[Greg Silvermaster]], head of the [[Silvermaster group]]. Miller was also was a close associate of [[Maurice Halperin]], who worked for the OSS, State Department, and Soviet intelligence. [[Charles Flato]] of the [[Board of Economic Warfare|Office of Economic warfare]] and the [[Foreign Economic Administration]] was also one of Millers contacts.
In July 1944 Miller transferred to the Near Eastern Division of the United States [[Department of State]] and handled confidential matters between the [[United States]] and the [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]. By August 1944, it was established Miller had a connection with [[Greg Silvermaster]], head of the [[Silvermaster group]]. Miller was also was a close associate of [[Maurice Halperin]], who worked for the OSS, State Department, and Soviet intelligence. [[Charles Flato]] of the [[Board of Economic Warfare|Office of Economic warfare]] and the [[Foreign Economic Administration]] was also one of Millers contacts.
After the war Miller worked directly under [[William Benton]] at a time when Benton was tasked with setting up loyalty procedures in the State Department. Miller resigned from the State Department in December 1946. According to [[Anatoly Gorsky]]'s memo, "Failures in the U.S.A. (1938–1948)," December 1948: in Alexander Vassiliev's Notes from the KGB Archive. Miller's codename was "Mirage." "Mirage," is one of the codenames in in The [[Venona]] Papers that was not identified by other sources.
After the war Miller worked directly under [[William Benton]] at a time when Benton was tasked with setting up loyalty procedures in the State Department. Miller resigned from the State Department in December 1946. According to [[Anatoly Gorsky]]'s memo, "Failures in the U.S.A. (1938–1948)," December 1948: in [[Alexander Vassiliev]]'s Notes from the KGB Archive. Miller's codename was "Mirage." "Mirage," is one of the codenames in in The [[Venona]] Papers that was not identified by other sources.
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