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- Army Captain Konstantin Jeffremov. He arrived in Brussels in March 1939 to organise various groups into a network. Jeffremov's group was independent of...
- Konstantin Lukitsch Jeffremov (born 15 May 1910), also known as Konstantin Yeffremov, was a Soviet GRU military intelligence officer, known as a scout...
- Poznańska Rita Arnould Maurice Peper Anton Danilov Jeffremov group (September 1939 - May 1942) Konstantin Jeffremov Johann Wenzel Franz Schneider Germaine Schneider...
- Konstantin Jeffremov, who had been living in Belgium. In May 1942, a meeting was arranged between the two men in Brussels, where Trepper instructed Jeffremov to...
- However, Jeffremov was arrested before he could go into hiding. In August 1948, in an interview with Basel police, he told them that he had met Jeffremov on...
- arrest, Wenzel was invited to re-establish a WT link to Moscow by Jeffremov, after Jeffremov took over Anatoly Gurevich's network, after he escaped to France...
- Poznańska Rita Arnould Maurice Peper Anton Danilov Jeffremov group (September 1939 - May 1942) Konstantin Jeffremov Johann Wenzel Franz Schneider Germaine Schneider...
- Poznańska Rita Arnould Maurice Peper Anton Danilov Jeffremov group (September 1939 - May 1942) Konstantin Jeffremov Johann Wenzel Franz Schneider Germaine Schneider...
- Poznańska Rita Arnould Maurice Peper Anton Danilov Jeffremov group (September 1939 - May 1942) Konstantin Jeffremov Johann Wenzel Franz Schneider Germaine Schneider...
- the late 1930s in France and later the Soviet GRU officer, Konstantin Jeffremov in Belgium and the Low Countries, in the early 1940s. These groups were...