The Rosenberg tragedy—The cost of not coming clean September 19, 2008 Written by Aaron Finestone Original Blog Something is to be said for confessing.  Example—The Rosenbergs. In 1953, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed for conspiring to commit espionage.  The Government contended that they stole the secret to the Atom Bomb and sent it to the Soviet Union.  The Rosenbergs maintained their innocence to the end, refusing to squeal.  As a result, their two sons were turned into orphans. The case festered for years.  There were world-wide protests.  There were accusations of a frame-up.  For Communists, it was the gold opportunity to trash America. During the mid-1970′s, when I was…

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