 |
 |
| Photos from the Federal Bureau of Investigation | |
|
|
|
| Photos from the Federal Bureau of Investigation | |
Online Databases |
|
 ABC-CLIO American History (You'll need Franklin's access codes.)...information about the trial, with links to related topics; includes a newsreel clip of the Rosenbergs |
 Student Resource Center Gold (You'll need Franklin's access codes to use at home but not from school.)...full-text newspaper, periodical, and reference book articles; biographies; critical essays; primary source documents; audio and video clips; and links to selected websites |
 SIRS Decades(You'll need Franklin's access codes to use at home but not from school.)...20th century American sources: original documents, speeches, advertisements, editorial cartoons, photographs, posters, etc. |
 A number of the key figures in the Rosenberg case are included in Biography Resource Center, an online database provided by Baltimore County Public Library. You will need to input your BCPL barcode number. |
| The Trial of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg...includes biographies of trial participants, excerpts of the trial transcripts, and more | Studies in Intelligence...an overview of the case |
| The Rosenbergs: A Case of Love, Espionage, Deceipt, and Betrayal...great resource; chapters include Prologue, Crimes, Julius and Ethel, The Trial, Sentencing, Appeals, and Epilogue | FBI History: Famous Cases: The Atom Spy Case...great resource; includes background on principal subjects, testimony of key figures, propaganda, and more |
Last updated January 31, 2007; Departments of Social Studies & Library Media, Franklin High School
![London [GRU] to Moscow, 10 August 1941. Klaus Fuchs interview](http://www.cia.gov/csi/books/venona/b2.gif){kind=link}
