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4 days ago · However, some research fell through the cracks. David Greenglass, a Russian spy, testified that he sent information to his brother-in-law and New York native, Julius Rosenberg.
3 days ago · In October 1946, in advance of the commission actually coming into being, Strauss was named by President Truman as one of the first five Commissioners, with David E. Lilienthal as the chairman.
2 days ago · “David Greenglass nunca chorou por sua irmã”, relata o jornalista do The New York Times Sam Roberts na obra 'The Brother - The Untold Story of the Rosenberg Case' (“O Irmão - A História Não Contada do Caso Rosenberg”, sem tradução para o português). “Ele não chorou quando ela foi presa, quando ela foi condenada, ou mesmo quando ela foi sentenciada à cadeira elétrica, então talvez não fosse estranho que ele não chorasse naquela sexta-feira infernal de junho de 1953 ...
5 days ago · As early as 1942, the Soviets had received detailed information from Communist sympathizers Klaus Fuchs, who was a German theoretical physicist, and American machinist David Greenglass. Taken together, Curatola writes, the Soviets obtained “an efficiency that was not available to the Americans….
5 days ago · David Greenglass incriminated his sister and brother-in-law and was given a nine and a half year prison sentence. Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were sentenced to death by electric chair. They were transferred to the Sing Sing Correctional Facility in New York and were executed on the evening of June 19th, 1953.
2 days ago · Other known Soviet spies who worked at Los Alamos during World War II are Theodore Hall and David Greenglass, the brother of Ethel Rosenberg. Fuchs' espionage is credited with saving the Soviets at least one year's work and a great deal of money in developing the atomic bomb.
3 days ago · Compiled by Menachem Zeev Greenglass and Yehudah Leib Groner; Translated by Uri Kaplun
