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'''Virginius Frank Coe''' (1907-1980) worked in the [[Board of Economic Warfare]] and later became the Director of Monetary Research in the United States [[Department of the Treasury]]. Coe also worked in the [[Foreign Economic Administration]]. Coe was technical secretary at the [[Bretton Woods Conference]] in 1944.
'''Virginius Frank Coe''' (1907-1980) worked in the [[Board of Economic Warfare]] and later became the Director of Monetary Research in the United States [[Department of the Treasury]]. Coe also worked in the [[Foreign Economic Administration]]. Coe was technical secretary at the [[Bretton Woods Conference]] in 1944.
After [[World War II]] Coe was a leading official of the [[International Monetary Fund]] (IMF) from 1946 to 1952. Coe was a member of the Soviet spy group known as the [[Greg_Silvermaster#Silvermaster_group|Silvermaster ring]].
After [[World War II]] Coe was a leading official of the [[International Monetary Fund]] (IMF) from 1946 to 1952. Coe was a member of the Soviet spy group known as the [[Silvermaster ring]].
When testifying before the [[Senate Internal Security Subcommittee]] on 1 December 1952, Coe interrupted his testimony by invoking the Fifth Amendment when asked if he knew [[Philip Jessup]], who at the time was being considered for the [[World Court]]. 3 days after his testimony the IMF requested his resignation.
When testifying before the [[Senate Internal Security Subcommittee]] on 1 December 1952, Coe interrupted his testimony by invoking the Fifth Amendment when asked if he knew [[Philip Jessup]], who at the time was being considered for the [[World Court]]. 3 days after his testimony the IMF requested his resignation.