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Miller was born in [[Russia]], and became a member of the Communist Party in Los Angeles after coming to the United States.  Miller was associated with Victor Milo while in the California Communist Party. Miller at one time had worked for ''Russky Golos'' ''(Russian Voice)'', the [[American-Russian Institute]], and ''[[People's World]]''.

Miller was born in [[Russia]], and became a member of the Communist Party in Los Angeles after coming to the United States.  Miller was associated with Victor Milo while in the California Communist Party. Miller at one time had worked for ''Russky Golos'' ''(Russian Voice)'', the [[American-Russian Institute]], and ''[[People's World]]''.

Miller was one of Folkoff's most valuable agents. Miller spoke Russian, and was a Russian-language translator with the financial and trade section of the U.S. government wartime mail censorship office. Miller worked in an area of considerable interest to Soviet intelligence. In 1943 Folkoff passed on to the KGB material from Miller on several occasions. San Francisco ''Rezident'' [[Grigory Kheifets]] attested to Miller's ''bone fides'' in a Venona decrypt, putting to rest reservations from Moscow that because of Miller's eargerness, he may be a double agent.  

Miller was one of Folkoff's most valuable agents. Miller spoke Russian, and was a Russian-language translator with the financial and trade section of the U.S. government wartime mail censorship office. Miller worked in an area of considerable interest to Soviet intelligence. In 1943 Folkoff passed on to the KGB material from Miller on several occasions. San Francisco ''[[Rezident]]'' [[Grigory Kheifets]] attested to Miller's ''bone fides'' in a Venona decrypt, putting to rest reservations from Moscow that because of Miller's eargerness, he may be a double agent.  

Miller began passing information to [[Harrison George]] at the ''People's World''.  In 1943 Miller reported the Mail Censor's office found secret writing in a letter that a Naval [[GRU]] Officer sent to Moscow.  In 1944 Miller came to the attention of the [[FBI]] in the “Comintern Apparatus” investigation. The FBI witnessed Miller meeting Kheifets at least six times in early 1944. Miller was eventually forced out of the government office.

Miller began passing information to [[Harrison George]] at the ''People's World''.  In 1943 Miller reported the Mail Censor's office found secret writing in a letter that a Naval [[GRU]] Officer sent to Moscow.  In 1944 Miller came to the attention of the [[FBI]] in the “Comintern Apparatus” investigation. The FBI witnessed Miller meeting Kheifets at least six times in early 1944. Miller was eventually forced out of the government office.