Rosenberg, Julius, 1918-1953.
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Was justice done in the Rosenberg trial? / moderated by Elizabeth Holtzman.
Debate co-sponsored by two publications, The Nation and The New Republic, and moderated by New York Assistant District Attorney Elizabeth Holtzman. The debate involves reviewing the history of the Rosenberg conspiracy case, which resulted in the execution of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg on 19 June 1953. They discuss the validity of the case, counter-evidence, and…
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The Rosenberg case : twenty-five years later / Morton Sobell and Michael Rosenberg Meeropol ; interviewed by Lorne Cress-Love.
On the significance of the Rosenberg case and the efforts at vindication.|THE ROSENBERG CASE : TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LATER / Morton Sobell and Michael Rosenberg Meeropol| interviewed by Lorne Cress-Love. – SERIES: Listening post. – On the significance of the Rosenberg case and the efforts at vindication. – BROADCAST: WPFW, 23 June 1978.
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A Rosenberg remembrance / Robert Meeropol.
Robert Meeropol, son of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, speaks about his childhood when his parents were tried and executed for espionage, support of the progressive community and the birth of the Rosenberg Children’s Fund. The Fund was established to support progressive organizations which nurture the next generation of progressive children. He explains the new wave…
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Michael Meeropol : son of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg / interviewed by Vic Wheaton.
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We are your sons / Michael Meeropol and Robert Meeropol.
The sons of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg discuss their parents, their espionage trial, the cold war, and their lives since then.|WE ARE YOUR SONS / Michael Meeropol and Robert Meeropol. – The sons of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg discuss their parents, their espionage trial, the cold war, and their lives since then. – BROADCAST: WBAI,…
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The death house letters of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg (Episode 10 of 14)
Selections and excerpts from a two-year correspondence between Julius (1918-1953) and Ethel Rosenberg (1916-1953) as they awaited execution in the death house at Sing Sing Prison. The readers are Gerald Fritz and Lois Adler. Narrated by Eric Nord. Directed by Lois Adler for WBAI’s 99.5 Radio Theatre. This recording was formerly cataloged as BB3830.08. |
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Puerto Rican independence movement in the 30s ; World War II ; postwar red scare ; execution of the Rosenbergs.
Poetry of Julia de Burgos, excerpt from It can’t happen here by Sinclair Lewis, excerpt from Rosie the riveter, reading from The Death house letters of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.|PUERTO RICAN INDEPEDENCE MOVEMENT IN THE 30’S| WORLD WAR II| POSTWAR RED SCARE| EXECUTION OF THE ROSENBERGS – SERIES: Plain speaking : a counter history of…