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[[Image:Craigwhitephoto.jpg|right|thumb|Harry Dexter White]]

[[Image:Craigwhitephoto.jpg|right|thumb|Harry Dexter White]]

'''Harry Dexter White''' (October 9, 1892 – August 16, 1948) was an [[United States|American]] economist and senior [[U.S. Department of Treasury]] official. He was the first head of the [[International Monetary Fund]], played an important role in formation of the [[World Bank]] and was a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] secret agent.  Unlike other [[Comintern]] operatives such as [[Alger Hiss]] or the [[Julius Rosenberg]], White died before he could be brought to trial.  Consequently, Harry Dexter White's case has not been publicly scrutinized as closely as the Hiss and Rosenberg cases, yet in some respects, White's subversion of US [[foreign policy]] may have been even more damaging.

'''Harry Dexter White''' (October 9, 1892 – August 16, 1948) was an [[United States|American]] economist and senior [[U.S. Department of Treasury]] official. He was the first head of the [[International Monetary Fund]], played an important role in formation of the [[World Bank]] and was a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] secret agent.  Unlike other [[Comintern]] operatives such as [[Alger Hiss]] or [[Julius Rosenberg]], White died before he could be brought to trial.  Consequently, Harry Dexter White's case has not been publicly scrutinized as closely as the Hiss and Rosenberg cases, yet in some respects, White's subversion of US [[foreign policy]] may have been even more damaging.