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Greenberg was born as ''Michael Menahem Greenberg'' in [[Manchester]], Lancashire, England, son of a Polish-born father. He attended Manchester Grammar School and won a scholarship to [[Cambridge]] University where he won first class honours.

Greenberg was born as ''Michael Menahem Greenberg'' in [[Manchester]], Lancashire, England, son of a Polish-born father. He attended Manchester Grammar School and won a scholarship to [[Cambridge]] University where he won first class honours.

Greenberg arrived in the United States in 1939 to attend the Graduate School of [[Harvard University]] under a Joseph Hodges Choate Memorial Fellowship from [[Trinity College, Cambridge]].  He studied at Harvard from October 1939 to January 1941.  Greenberg also became editor of the [[Institute of Pacific Relations]] (IPR) publication, [http://pacificaffairs.ubc.ca/ ''Pacific Affairs''] in 1939.  In August, 1941, Edward Clark Carter, General Secretary to the Pacific Council of the IPR, wrote [[Lauchlin Currie]] asking if letters to [[Owen Lattimore]] in China could be transmitted so that "they are not read by others before reaching him." Currie promptly replied on a [[White House]] letterhead that "I will be glad to get the letters you mentioned to Lattimore uncensored." Currie's assistant in the White House was Greenberg.  

Greenberg arrived in the United States in 1939 to attend the Graduate School of [[Harvard University]] under a Joseph Hodges Choate Memorial Fellowship from [[Trinity College, Cambridge]].  He studied at Harvard from October 1939 to January 1941.  Greenberg also became editor of the [[Institute of Pacific Relations]] (IPR) publication, [http://pacificaffairs.ubc.ca/ ''Pacific Affairs''] in 1939.  In August, 1941, [[Edward Clark Carter]], General Secretary to the Pacific Council of the IPR, wrote [[Lauchlin Currie]] asking if letters to [[Owen Lattimore]] in China could be transmitted so that "they are not read by others before reaching him." Currie promptly replied on a [[White House]] letterhead that "I will be glad to get the letters you mentioned to Lattimore uncensored." Currie's assistant in the White House was Greenberg.  

In 1942 Greenberg became a [[China]] specialist at the [[Board of Economic Warfare]] and an assistant to the agency's head, [[Lauchlin Currie]]. Greenberg later worked as a Foreign Affairs Economist in the Administrative Division, Enemy Branch, of the [[Foreign Economic Administration]].  [[Elizabeth Bentley]], ([http://foia.fbi.gov/silversm/silversm2c.pdf Silvermaster file 2C page 18]) stated that for a brief period Greenberg supplied information concerning principally China.  The information was passed through [[Mary Price]].  

In 1942 Greenberg became a [[China]] specialist at the [[Board of Economic Warfare]] and an assistant to the agency's head, [[Lauchlin Currie]]. Greenberg later worked as a Foreign Affairs Economist in the Administrative Division, Enemy Branch, of the [[Foreign Economic Administration]].  [[Elizabeth Bentley]], ([http://foia.fbi.gov/silversm/silversm2c.pdf Silvermaster file 2C page 18]) stated that for a brief period Greenberg supplied information concerning principally China.  The information was passed through [[Mary Price]].