Irving Kaplan
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For the chemist and professor, see Irving Kaplan (chemist).
Irving Kaplan worked in the United States Department of the Treasury and for the Foreign Economic Administration. Kaplan was the chief advisor to the Military Government of Germany on financial and economic matters after 1945. He received an 'E' rating from Harold Glasser. He was alleged to be involved with both the Perlo group of spies and the Silvermaster cells and was employed by David Weintraub in the United Nations Division of Economic Stability and Development from February 1946 through November 1952. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) submitted eighteen adverse reports on Kaplan.
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- Allen Weinstein and Alexander Vassiliev, The Haunted Wood: Soviet Espionage in America--the Stalin Era (New York: Random House, 1999)
