Rosenberg Case
- Ethel Rosenberg
- Julius Rosenberg
- Morton and Helen Sobell
- Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
- Abraham Brothman
- Klaus Fuchs
- Klaus Emil Julius Fuchs (1911-1988) was a German-born atomic scientist who emigrated to Great Britain in the late 1930s. He worked on the joint U.S./British effort to build the atomic bomb. Following an FBI and British investigation, Fuchs was convicted of espionage in Great Britain for supplying atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. The Fuchs file is tied closely to that of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, two U.S. citizens who were convicted in 1950 of passing atomic secrets to the USSR. The file ranges from 1949 to 1976.
- Vivian Glassman
- Harry Gold
- Emmanuel Schwartz
- Irving Saypol
- Ralph C. Smith
- Alfred Sarant
- Rosenberg Referrals
- Florence Pasternak
- Louis Pasternak
- Morris Pasternak
- Sarah Powell
- Marshall Perlin
- Stanley Rich
- O. John Rogge
- William Perl
- Helen Sobell
- Ruth Alscher
- Joel Barr
- Ben Zuckerman
- Louis Sobell
- Elizabeth T. Bentley
- Rose Sobell
- Abraham Surovell
- Edward James Weinstein
- Anatoli Yakovlev
- Thomas Black
- Emanuel Bloch
- Anne Sidorovich
- Michael Sidorovich
- Morton Sobell
- Morton Sobell (1917-) was an electrical engineer who was found guilty in 1951 of spying for the Soviet Union. These files range from 1942 to 1977. The bulk of the material consists of the investigation into Sobell’s connections to the Rosenberg spy ring.
- Roy M. Cohn
- Sylvia Danziger
- William Danziger
- Harold Urey
- Oscar Vago
- Richard Wright
- Andrew Walker
- Rosenberg Sobell Committee
- David and Ruth Greenglass
- David Greenglass
- Ruth Greenglass
- Kristel and Robert Heineman
- Carla S. Javna
- Thomas O. Jones
- Gloria Agrin Josephson
- Irving R. Kaufman
- Arthur Kinoy
- George Kristiakowski
- Walter Koski
- Edward Kuntz
- Samuel Levine
- David Levitov
- Wendell Marshman
- Max Miller
- Richard Murray
- J. Robert Oppenheimer
- Mark Page
- Stella Page
- Rosenberg Case Summary
