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  • Robert Warshow.
    Robert Warshow.
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    The Communist Party’s Human Gramophones, and the Liberal Who Opposed Them

    Robert Warshow, born 100 years ago and dead at 37, saw through Stalinist communism’s false American promises

    byRon Capshaw
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    Trump, You’re No Rosenberg

    The president’s latest whopper ignores anti-Semitism, actual history.

    byGabriela Geselowitz
  • Ethel and Julius Rosenberg seated in a police van in New York City shortly before their execution for espionage, June, 1953.
    Ethel and Julius Rosenberg seated in a police van in New York City shortly before their execution for espionage, June, 1953.
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    Ethel Rosenberg Should Not Be Pardoned

    Convicted and executed in 1953 for conspiracy to commit espionage for the former Soviet Union, she’s guilty as charged, say two authors

    bySteve Usdin and Ron Radosh
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    (RareNewspapers)
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    The Rosenbergs, Edward Snowden, and Treason

    On the 60th anniversary of their execution, the Rosenbergs’ legacy persists

    byAdam Chandler
  • Billie Holiday(courtesy: PBS)
    Billie Holiday(courtesy: PBS)
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    The Strange History Behind ‘Strange Fruit’

    Linking the iconic song to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

    byAdam Chandler
  • Michael Meeropol at the screening.(Bruce Gilbert/Forum Film Festival)
    Michael Meeropol at the screening.(Bruce Gilbert/Forum Film Festival)
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    Rosenberg Boys Appear at ‘Daniel’ Screening

    Fact versus fiction (versus other people’s facts)

    byJacob Silverman
  • Ethel and Julius Rosenberg.(Wikipedia)
    Ethel and Julius Rosenberg.(Wikipedia)
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    Rosenberg Son Admits Father’s Guilt

    If just barely

    byMarc Tracy
  • (Collage: Tablet Magazine)
    (Collage: Tablet Magazine)
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    Cold Case: Ethel and Julius Rosenberg

    Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were convicted of spying for the Soviet Union on March 29, 1951. Sixty years later, the case still crackles with controversy. Why is it so hard to put to rest?

    byRonald Radosh
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    The Touchy Case of Jonathan Pollard

    Today on Tablet

    byMarc Tracy
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    Parent Documentaries: A New Jewish Genre?

    Filmmakers reinterpret the 5th commandment

    byGabriel Sanders
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