The Lynching of Leo Frank: A Jewish Community’s Sense of Security Takes a Jolt
To many Atlantans, the 1913 case represented a way of fighting back against socioeconomic change, regardless of the businessman’s apparent innocence
Museum of the Jewish People at Beit HatfutsotRachel Druck
Museum of the Jewish People at Beit HatfutsotRachel Druck
This week marks the 103rd anniversary of the lynching of Leo Frank, a Jewish industrialist who was falsely accused of a terrible crime and whose violent murder shook American Jews' sense of security in their new home.
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