some of the most
determined partisans of the Rosenbergs, including their sons, admit that
Julius Rosenberg was transmitting top-secret information to the USSR.
Note that the Venona transcriptions exonerate Ethel Rosenberg. To see what
Robert Meeropol really says about what he thinks his father did
est respectfully that the book is
comparatively much more informative.
"I grew up believing Ethel and Julius were completely innocent," Robert
Meeropol, who was 6 years old in 1953, says of the Rosenbergs, his
parents. "By the time I completed law school in 1985, however, I
realized
On 6/16/04, Louis Proyect <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in part:
> [If you haven't already, try to see the rebroadcast
> or tape of DVD of the HBO program, "Heir To An
> Execution" which] captures the personal story of
> the Rosenbergs, deftly setting up the political
Excellent review. I thought that the film was outstanding. It was also nice to see
Michael Meerpol in his home environment. Both the Meepols are wonderful people. If it
were me, I am afraid that I would be more bitter and angry.
Michael, would you like to chime in?
--
Michael Perelman
Economi
Two nights ago, HBO showed a documentary on the Rosenberg case. Here's
an excerpt from their website:
>>HEIR TO AN EXECUTION captures the personal story of the Rosenbergs,
deftly setting up the political backdrop of the prevalent anti-communist
mood of the country at the time and sh
As long as I letting the fur fly today, let me add a few comments about Radosh and the
Rosenbergs. With the promiscuous cross-poster Michael P. around, this e-mail will get
back to Radosh himself, one way or another.
I am waiting for my copy of Radosh's autobiographical tome _Commie
