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& unt ' In tmpostng the death sentence on the Rosenbergs, Judge Xaufman made the following commenteé: "Your crime ts worse than murder, Fiain deitberate, contempiated murder ia dwarfed in . magnitude by compartaon with the erine you have committed « = « = a but tn your ease, z belteve your ‘sonduct in putting ta the hande of the RBusstone the ‘Aebomd years before our best ectenttate ‘predicted Russta would perfect the bod hae already caused the Comnuntat eggresston tn Korea with the reaultant casualties exceeding 50,000 = and who knows but that nilitons ‘more os tnnocent people may pay the price of your treason,* On Aprtl 6, 1951, Judge Xaufuarn tmposed a sentence of In sentencing Greenglass, Judge bot az ® be "; i] 6 - | e c im (Pe L) J » tJ Je] aed i] » » o Xaufnan stated that he did not condone or mintmize the acts of ' | Greenglose, He stated he nust recognize the help gtuen by Greenglase in bringing to justice, "the arch ertrinala in this Refartous echeng.” He potnted out tast tt took “oourage” for Greenglasa to teatify as he did and that Greenglase had helped te "etrike a death blew to the trafficking of our military secretes by foretgn agente,” Ke elec stated to Greenglass, "You, at least, have not added to your etna by committing the addittenal ortre of perjury.” THER INVESTIGATIONS CONNECTING VARIOUS PERSO H JULIUS ROSENBERG ANI HIS ESPIONA?E ACTIVITIES Fillian Per] 7 | David Greenglass advised that tn Septenber er October of 1948, Rosenberg told him that he (Rosenberg) had ~ 65 = A