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** Cary Hiles 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, librarian Philip Keeney Alexander Koral** Helen Koral Samuel Krafsur Charles Kramer, economist Christina Krotkova Sergej Nikolaevich Kurnakov Fiorello La Guardia, mayor of New York City Stephen Laird Oscar Lange, economist and diplomat 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 Eugénie Olkhine George Oppen** Mary Oppen** 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 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, President 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