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'''Elizaveta Yulyevna Zarubina''' 1900 – 14 May 1987). She was known as '''Elizabeth Zubilin''' while serving in the United States, and also known as '''Lisa Gorskaya'''.  Born in Russia of Romanian background, she studied history and philology at universities in Russia, France, and Austria, and was freely conversant in Romanian, Russian, German, French and English and Hebrew.  She came from a family of revolutionaries related to [[Ana Pauker]], the founder of the [[Communist Party of Romania]]. Elizabeth's elder brother had been the head of the military terrorist section of the Romanian party. She was one of the most successful agent recruiters, establishing her own illegal network of Jewish refugees from Poland, and recruiting one of [[Leó Szilárd]]'s secretaries, who provided technical data.  She was the wife of Soviet Intelligence Rezident [[Vasily Zarubin]].

 

'''Elizaveta Yulyevna Zarubina''' (1900 – 14 May 1987). She was known as '''Elizabeth Zubilin''' while serving in the United States, and also known as '''Lisa Gorskaya'''.  Born in Russia of Romanian background, she studied history and philology at universities in Russia, France, and Austria, and was freely conversant in Romanian, Russian, German, French and English and Hebrew.  She came from a family of revolutionaries related to [[Ana Pauker]], the founder of the [[Communist Party of Romania]]. Elizabeth's elder brother had been the head of the military terrorist section of the Romanian party. She was one of the most successful agent recruiters, establishing her own illegal network of Jewish refugees from Poland, and recruiting one of [[Leó Szilárd]]'s secretaries, who provided technical data.  She was the wife of Soviet Intelligence Rezident [[Vasily Zarubin]].

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