Rosenberg was a member of the [[Perlo group]] of Soviet spies during [[World War II]]. In November 1943 [[Earl Browder]] turned control of the group over to [[Jacob Golos]] two months before his death and it subsequently was taken over by [[Elizabeth Bentley]]. Rosenberg supplied to the [[Soviet Union]] voluminous observations, recommendations, plans and proposals made by various Governmental officials concerning the handling of postwar Germany while being employed as the Chief of the Economic Institution Staff for the [[Foreign Economic Administration]]. He also worked on the [[Board of Economic Warfare]]. He had been working there since 1941. Rosenberg's name appears in clear text in a December 1944 Venona decrypt as the source of a U.S. State Department memo. Rosenberg appears in the Venona project under his real name. | Rosenberg was a member of the [[Perlo group]] of Soviet spies during [[World War II]]. In November 1943 [[Earl Browder]] turned control of the group over to [[Jacob Golos]] two months before his death and it subsequently was taken over by [[Elizabeth Bentley]]. Rosenberg supplied to the [[Soviet Union]] voluminous observations, recommendations, plans and proposals made by various Governmental officials concerning the handling of postwar Germany while being employed as the Chief of the Economic Institution Staff for the [[Foreign Economic Administration]]. He also worked on the [[Board of Economic Warfare]]. He had been working there since 1941. Rosenberg's name appears in clear text in a December 1944 Venona decrypt as the source of a U.S. State Department memo. Rosenberg appears in the Venona project under his real name. |