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Julius and Ethel Rosenberg — Part 1
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tn the butiding durtng the atrite. Rosenberg allegedly had been
” errested durtng a demonstration concerning the dernan ahtp, .
8.5, ‘Brenen, tn Few fork city tn the Sumner of 1933 or 1936,
and had spent a few days tn the oid Tombe Priaon. |
It was also reported that. Rosenberg hed plenty of
. money but that only he or hts s wife, ‘Ethel, had access to tt
and that the only reason he did not flee besore hte arrest
was to “take care of sone friends.” Rosenberg wos cware that
he was Itabie to the death sentence and allegedly node the -
etatenent that as for o& he wos concerned, he Played the game’
and lost, and vould have to take the results.
‘Ruth Greengloae has advised that tt was an accepted
fact by all members of the Rosenberg and Greenglaes families
ah
that Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were Commuatst Party rember
vid Green
David Greenglase, younger brother ef Ethel Rosenberg,
was born March 9, 1922, in New York. Fe attended Publte School
#¢ and Hacaron High School tn New York, graduating from the latte!
tn 2940, He Gl#0 attended Brooklyn Polytecknito Inatttutea for
'. @ ahort pertod tn 1940, studying mechanteal engineering, He
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