List of Americans in The Venona Papers - List

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  • John Abt**
  • Solomon Adler**
  • Rudy Baker**
  • Joel Barr
  • Alice Barrows
  • Theodore Bayer, President, Russky Golos Publishing
  • Cedric Belfrage
  • Elizabeth Bentley
  • Joseph Milton Bernstein
  • Earl Browder, American communist and General Secretary of the Communist Party USA from 1934 to 1945.
  • Paul Burns**
  • Sylvia Callen**
  • Virginius Frank Coe
  • Lona Cohen**
  • Morris Cohen**, Communist Party USA & Portland Spy Ring member who was courier for Manhattan Project physicist Theodore Hall.
  • Judith Coplon
  • Lauchlin Currie, White House economic adviser to President Franklin Roosevelt and director of World Bank mission to Colombia.
  • Byron T. Darling**
  • Eugene Dennis
  • Samuel Dickstein**
  • Martha Dodd**, daughter of William Dodd, who served as the United States ambassador to Germany between 1933 and 1937.
  • William E. Dodd Jr.
  • Laurence Duggan, Head of the South American desk at the United States Department of State during World War II.
  • Eufrosina Dvoichenko-Markov
  • Nathan Einhorn
  • Jack Bradley Fahy
  • Linn Markley Farish, senior liaison officer with Josip Broz Tito's Yugoslav Partisan forces
  • Edward J. Fitzgerald
  • Charles Flato
  • Isaac Folkoff
  • Jane Foster
  • Zalmond David Franklin
  • Isabel Gallardo
  • Boleslaw K. Gerbert
  • Rebecca Getzoff
  • Harold Glasser, U.S. Treasury Dept. economist, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) spokesman.
  • Bela Gold
  • Harry Gold, sentenced to 30 years for his role in the Rosenbergs' ring
  • Sonia Steinman Gold
  • Jacob Golos, "main pillar" of NKVD spy network, particularly the Sound/Myrna group, he died in the arms of Elizabeth Bentley
  • George Gorchoff
  • Gerald Graze**,
  • David Greenglass, machinist at Los Alamos sentenced to 15 years for his role in Rosenberg ring; he was the brother of executed Ethel Rosenberg
  • Ruth Greenglass
  • Theodore Alvin Hall, Manhattan Project physicist who gave plutonium purification secrets to Soviet intelligence.
  • Maurice Halperin, American writer, professor, diplomat, and Soviet spy (NKVD code name "Hare").
  • Kitty Harris,
  • Clarence Hiskey**,
  • Alger Hiss, Lawyer involved in the establishment of the United Nations, both as a U.S. State Department and UN official.
  • Donald Hiss**
  • Harry Hopkins, One of FDR's closest advisers & New Deal architect, esp. Works Progress Administration (WPA); as a diplomat in charge of relations between FDR and Stalin his name naturally appears on the list.
  • Louis Horwitz
  • Bella Joseph**
  • Emma Harriet Joseph
  • Gertrude Kahn
  • Joseph Katz
  • Helen Grace Scott Keenan
  • Mary Jane Keeney
  • Philip Keeney
  • Alexander Koral**
  • Helen Koral
  • Samuel Krafsur
  • Charles Kramer
  • Christina Krotkova,
  • Sergej Nikolaevich Kurnakov
  • Stephen Laird
  • Oscar Lange
  • Richard Lauterbach, employee at Time magazine
  • Duncan C. Lee
  • Michael S. Leshing
  • Helen Lowry
  • William Mackey
  • Harry Samuel Magdoff
  • William Malisoff, owner and manager of United Laboratories
  • Hede Massing**
  • Robert Owen Menaker
  • Floyd Cleveland Miller
  • James Walter Miller
  • Robert Miller**
  • Robert G. Minor, Office of Strategic Services, Belgrade
  • Leonard Emil Mins
  • Nichola Napoli
  • Franz Neumann**
  • David K. Niles
  • EugĂ©nie Olkhine
  • Frank Oppenheimer**
  • Julius Robert Oppenheimer, Scientific director of the Manhattan Project and chief advisor to the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.
  • Nicholas V. Orloff
  • Edna Margaret Patterson
  • William Perl
  • Victor Perlo
  • Aleksandr N. Petroff, Curtiss-Wright Aircraft
  • Vladimir Aleksandrovich Posner, United States War Department
  • Lee Pressman
  • Mary Wolfe Price
  • Bernard Redmont**
  • Peter Rhodes
  • Stephan Sandi Rich
  • Kenneth Richardson, World Wide Electronics
  • Samuel Jacob Rodman, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
  • Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Preseident of the United States, his name appears on the list under the code name "capitan" (Winston Churchill's codename was "boar."
  • Allen Rosenberg
  • Julius Rosenberg, United States Army Signal Corps Laboratories, executed for role in the Rosenberg ring
  • Ethel Rosenberg, executed for role in Rosenberg ring based on testimony of her brother, David Greenglass
  • Amadeo Sabatini
  • Alfred Epaminodas Sarant
  • Marian Miloslavovich Schultz
  • Milton Schwartz
  • John Scott
  • Ricardo Setaro
  • Charles Bradford Sheppard, Hazeltine Electronics
  • Abraham George Silverman
  • Nathan Gregory Silvermaster, U.S. War Production Board (WPB) economist and head of a major ring of spies in the U.S. government.
  • Cary Hiles
  • Helen Silvermaster, Leader of the American League for Peace & Democracy and the National Federation for Constitutional Liberties.
  • Morton Sobell
  • Jack Soble
  • Robert Soble
  • Johannes Steele
  • I. F. Stone, Investigative journalist whose newsletter, I. F. Stone's Weekly, was ranked 16th out of 100 by his fellow journalists.
  • Augustina Stridsberg
  • Anna Louise Strong
  • Helen Tenney**
  • Mikhail Tkach, editor of the Ukrainian Daily News
  • William Ludwig Ullmann
  • Irving Charles Velson
  • Margietta Voge
  • Henry A. Wallace.
  • William Weisband**
  • Donald Wheeler
  • Maria Wicher
  • Harry Dexter White, Senior U.S. Treasury department official, primary designer of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
  • Ruth Beverly Wilson
  • Ignacy Witczak**
  • Ilya Elliott Wolston
  • Flora Don Wovschin
  • Jones Orin York
  • Daniel Abraham Zaret, Spanish War veteran
  • Mark Zborovski

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