No spy case generated more widespread emotion or touched more raw nerves than Julius and Ethel Rosenburg. Executed in 1953 for conspiracy in selling atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet
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No spy case generated more widespread emotion or touched more raw nerves than Julius and Ethel Rosenburg. Executed in 1953 for conspiracy in selling atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union. The government's star witness was David Greenglass - a confessed spy himself and not so incidentally, Ethel's brother. It took nearly 50 years for David to finally talk publicly about what he did.
