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In the basement of the Silvermaster and Ullman home, Ullman maintained a photographic darkroom for copying and processing stolen documents purloined within the Silvermaster group, and reduced it to microfilm. The volume of information became so overwhelming eventually that only negatives were completed because Ullman couldn't process the stolen documents fast enough. The information was then passed on through [[Elizabeth Bentley]].  

In the basement of the Silvermaster and Ullman home, Ullman maintained a photographic darkroom for copying and processing stolen documents purloined within the Silvermaster group, and reduced it to microfilm. The volume of information became so overwhelming eventually that only negatives were completed because Ullman couldn't process the stolen documents fast enough. The information was then passed on through [[Elizabeth Bentley]].  

After his discharge in 1943, he returned to the Treasury Department. Ullman was a United States delegate to the [[United Nations]] Charter meeting at San Francisco and [[Bretton Woods]] Conference as Harry Dexter White's assistant.

After his discharge in 1943, he returned to the Treasury Department. Ullman was a United States delegate to the [[United Nations Charter]] meeting at San Francisco and [[Bretton Woods]] Conference as Harry Dexter White's assistant.

Ullman was never prosecuted, became a real estate developer in New Jersey and died in 1993 with an $8 million estate.

Ullman was never prosecuted, became a real estate developer in New Jersey and died in 1993 with an $8 million estate.