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| Lieutenant Zofia | |
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Unknown |
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Lieutenant |
| Gender |
Female |
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| Occupation |
Soviet intelligence officer |
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Lieutenant Zofia was a Soviet military officer. By the Third World War, she was a lieutenant working in Soviet intelligence.
[edit] Third World War
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For Soviet Glory!
The following is based on the Soviet campaign for Red Alert 2 and might contradict canonical campaigns, though non-contradictory elements may be useful as "flavor" material or semi-canon.
Please discuss any issues on the talk page.
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During the Third World War, Lieutenant Zofia provided support for a Soviet Commander. Following Yuri's seizure of power, Lt. Zofia delivered a recorded video from a the deceased Premier Alexander Romanov urging the general to stop the traitorous psychic madman before he destroyed the Soviet people.
[edit] Psychic Dominator Disaster
| This section contains information from the Soviet campaign for Yuri's Revenge and may not be canonical. |
Although the Soviets were defeated by the Allies, Lt. Zofia did not surrender to the Allies following the defeat of the Soviet Union. When the Psychic Dominator Disaster began she routed a message from an imprisoned Romanov. The former Premier instructed the now Soviet General and the Lieutenant to capture the Allied Time Machine and use it to alter history.
Lt. Zofia traveled back in time and helped stop Yuri and win the Third World War for the Soviet Union. By the end of the conflict she had developed an unprofessional interest in the General. This was proven when she suggested to the General that she would be looking forward to seeing him in Moscow with the phrase, "Winter there is cold, yes. But this winter... could be different?" Whether the Soviet General took up Lieutenant Zofia's offer remains unknown.
[edit] Behind the Scenes
- Lieutenant Zofia is played by Aleksandra Kaniak.
