Phantom spies, phantom justice
Subtitle: how I survived McCarthyism and my prosecution that was the rehearsal for the Rosenberg Trial
By: by Miriam Moskowitz
Edition: 1st updated ed.
Publisher: The Justice Institute
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Seattle, WA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 289
ISBN-13: 9780985503307
Subjects: Trials, litigation; Trials (Conspiracy); Trials (Espionage); Civil rights; Anti-communist movements
Notes: "Updated with new chapters."

Includes bibliographical references (pages 266-284) and index.
Table of contents: title: July 1950 : a midsummer madness; title: A blanket of fear; title: In the beginning; title: Jailhouse blues; title: With justice for all; title: Setting the stage; title: Elizabeth, the Queen; title: Harry Gold : "I lied desperately"; title: The majesty of the law; title: Jail : New York City, 1950; title: Bernice; title: Sabine; title: Ethel Rosenberg; title: And in the end, the sisterhood; title: Shirley; title: Christmas with Iva; title: Lady Lily and the end of the line; title: Reconnections; title: Hope is for fools; title: Surrogate living; title: Working; title: Broken shadows; title: Abraham Brothman; title: Enter Venona; title: Who benefited?; title: Elizabeth Bentley; title: Harry Gold; title: ... and the real Harry Gold; title: Roy M. Cohn, Assistant Prosecutor; title: Irving H. Saypol, Prosecutor; title: Irving R. Kaufman, Judge.