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Julius and Ethel Rosenberg — Part 1
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tively,of David Greenglass. Wax Elitecher, a Naval Ordnance
engineer, and an admitted Communist, was tntervutewed, He
! dtpetosed that Morton ‘Sobel, radar engineer and former
|). eLassnote’ of Fliteher ond Rosenberg at the College of the Otty
- of New York, woe aleo involved tn the Rosenberg eaptonage network.
ACKGROUND OF. FRINCIPAL SUBJECTS — 7
Jultus and Ethel Rosenberg - a
| . Julius Rosenberg wos born May 12, 1918, at New York
City. se was the gon of Harry and Sophie Rosenberg, Jewtsk -
tenigrants, both of whom were born tn Rusata. He had one
brother and three sisters. 7 | | 7
Kthel Rosenberg, nee Greengioss, was born September £8,
1915, tn New York City, the daughter of Barnett and Jesste Green=
glass, also Jewish immigrants, Her father was born ta fusaia and
her mother was bora in Austria, Other members of her famtly
_ tneluded David and Bernard Greenglass, her brothers, and Samuel
Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were married June 18, 2939,
tn Kew York City. They ate survived by two sona, Michael Allen,
born March 10, 1943, and Robert Harry, born May 14, 1947.
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Itved tn the lower east.
side ef Manhattan most of thetr lives. They attended Seward
Pork High School, Ethel graduating in 1931 end Jultus graduating
in 193¢, dJultus Rosenberg attended the Sohool of Engtneering of
the College of the City of Wew York fron Septenber, 193¢, until
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