the U.S.” In 1943, when 400 rabbis marched to the White House to plead for a rescue effort, Rosenman counseled Roosevelt to snub “the medieval horde.” Rosenman also tried to undermine the 1943 campaign by rescue advocates and Treasury Department officials for creation of a government agency to save Jewish refugees. The agency, called the War Refugee Board, was eventually established despite his opposition." http://new.wymaninstitute.org/2010/12/fdr-had-his-kissinger-too/ Later career From 1964 to 1966, Rosenman served as president of the New York City Bar Association. He was also the name partner of Rosenman & Colin that merged with Katten Muchin & Zavis to become Katten Muchin Rosenman. He also briefly served as chairman of 20th century Fox in 1962. Publications Samuel and Dorothy Rosenman, Presidential Style: Some Giants and a Pigmy in the White House (1976) References The standard scholarly biography Ryan, Halford R. Franklin D. Roosevelt's Rhetorical Presidency (1988) online edition Primary sources Rosenman, Samuel I. Working with Roosevelt (1952). The Public Papers and Addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt by Franklin D. Roosevelt; edited by Samuel Irving Rosenman; Random House, 1938 online edition of vol 5 References External links 1896 births 1973 deaths Jewish American military personnel Columbia Law School alumni Franklin D. Roosevelt administration personnel Members of the New York State Assembly New York Supreme Court Justices People from San Antonio Presidents of the New York City Bar Association Speechwriters for presidents of the United States United States presidential advisors White House Counsels Columbia College (New York) alumni 20th Century Studios people