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Morton Sobell

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423:(then a war-time ally of the United States). He made the distinction that he had passed only material about defensive radar and artillery devices. This was the first time he had acknowledged his espionage activities. Reporter Sam Roberts pointed out that military experts contended that one device Sobell mentioned in the interview was later used against US military aircraft during the Korean and Vietnam wars. By that time, the Cold War was long underway, and the Soviet Union was considered an enemy of the US. Sobell also said that his co-defendant Julius Rosenberg had been involved in spying: 306:, whom he had known slightly at college and had not seen in six years. Elitcher later recalled: "I remembered the name, I recalled who it was, and he said he would like to see me. He came over after supper, and my wife was there and we had a casual conversation. After that he asked if my wife would leave the room, that he wanted to speak to me in private." Rosenberg allegedly said that many people were aiding the Soviet Union "by providing classified information about military equipment". Rosenberg said that Morton Sobell was "also helping in this". 337: 295:, Sobell was recruited as a spy in the summer of 1944, during World War II when the Soviet Union had become an ally of the United States. "Sobell... was deferred from active military service because he was a top specialist in his field... When I asked him if he could microfilm his own documents, he replied it was not a problem since he knew photography quite well. At our next meeting I brought him a camera with the necessary accessories and a small stock of film." 431:, Mr. Sobell, who lives in the Riverdale neighborhood of the Bronx, was asked whether, as an electrical engineer, he turned over military secrets to the Soviets during World War II when they were considered allies of the United States and were bearing the brunt of Nazi brutality. Was he, in fact, a spy? "Yeah, yeah, yeah, call it that," he replied. "I never thought of it as that in those terms." 345:
execution. She continued to work for more than 15 years to gain her husband's freedom. She contributed to eight appeals of his conviction on the merits, but these were unsuccessful. During this time, she taught science at the private Elizabeth Irwin School, a private high school in Greenwich Village. Sobell was initially sent to
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Sobell was released in 1969 after serving 17 years and 9 months. It was seven and a half months before he was eligible for parole because the Circuit Court of Appeals gave him credit for the time he was in jail after his arrest and before his trial. His bail had been set at $ 100,000, which he could
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on June 22, 1950. He fled with his wife Helen, infant son Mark Sobell, and Helen's daughter Sydney from her previous marriage. They lived under assumed names. Sobell tried to travel to Europe, but without proper papers he was not able to leave. On August 16, 1950, Sobell and his family were abducted
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At the beginning of September 1944, Elitcher and his wife went on holiday with Sobell and his fiancée Helen Levitov. Elitcher told his friend of Rosenberg's visit and his disclosure that "you, Sobell, were also helping in this." According to Elitcher, Sobell became very angry and said "he should not
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There were many questions raised by progressive intellectuals about the Rosenberg and Sobell cases. He was tried and found guilty along with the Rosenbergs and sentenced to 30 years. Both the Rosenbergs were executed. His wife Helen Sobell had worked with others to have the Rosenbergs spared from
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that "although the prosecution presented absolutely no proof that Sobell had any connection with atomic bomb research, he was conjoined as a co-defendant with the Rosenbergs to give the impression that an extensive spy ring had been in operation." In a letter to the editor of
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have mentioned my name. He should not have told you that." Elitcher claimed that Rosenberg tried to recruit him again in September 1945. Rosenberg told Elitcher "that even though the war was over there was a continuing need for new military information for Russia."
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In 1990, Sobell met Nancy Gruber. They married in 1993 and he survived her death in 2018. They lived in the Riverdale section of the Bronx. Sobell died at the age of 101 on December 26, 2018. He was the last surviving member of the Rosenberg spy ring.
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After his release from prison, Sobell went on the speaker circuit, regaling audiences with his account of being falsely prosecuted and convicted by the federal government. Sobell's claim of innocence became a cause among
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He was released in 1969 after serving 17 years and 9 months in prison. After that he became an advocate of socialist causes, conducting public speaking and traveling to
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produced a television special that maintained Sobell was innocent of the government charges. Lawrence Kaplan, a relative-in-law of Sobell's, wrote in a review of
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about the case, as he was the only surviving primary figure other than David Greenglass. He was asked if he had given military secrets to the Soviets during
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in the 1940s, including during World War II. Sobell was tried and convicted of espionage in 1951 and sentenced to 30 years in prison.
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Like the Rosenbergs, at the time of the events for which he was tried, Sobell was a committed communist. In 2018, he told
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testimony from the prosecution of the conspiracy case against the Rosenbergs and Sobell, in response to a suit by the
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1920 United States Federal Census; Bronx Assembly District 7, Bronx, New York. National Archives and Administration.
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intellectuals, who organized a Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell. In 1974, Sobell published a memoir,
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Sobell began work in 1939 in Washington, D.C., for the Navy Bureau of Ordnance. In 1943 he took a job with
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Evanier, David. 'The Death of Morton Sobell and the End of the Rosenberg Affair', online
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Max Elitcher, testimony at the trial of Julius Rosenberg and Morton Sobell (March 1951)
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and his wife, Ethel Rosenberg. Sobell worked on military and government contracts with
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immigrant parents Louis and Rose Sobel, who came in 1906 from the small village of
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by George Anastaplo, Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2007, p. 253
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by armed men, taken to the United States border and turned over to the
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An Interactive Rosenberg Espionage Ring Timeline and Archive
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Reflections on Freedom of Speech and the First Amendment,
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American people convicted of spying for the Soviet Union
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Kaufman, Michael T.; Roberts, Sam (January 30, 2019).
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William M. Kunstler: The Most Hated Lawyer in America
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Index


East Germany
New York City
Deceased
Conviction(s)
Conspiracy to commit espionage (50 U.S.C. § 32)
Soviet
World War II
Julius Rosenberg
General Electric
Reeves Instrument Corporation
Vietnam
East Germany
Cuba
Jewish
Belozerka
Russian Empire
Ukraine
Stuyvesant High School
City College of New York
General Electric Company
Schenectady, New York
NKGB
Alexander Feklisov
Max Elitcher
Julius Rosenberg
Helen Levitov
David Greenglass
Mexico
FBI

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