Blackjewish Relations On Trial: Leo Frank And Jim Conley In The New South,New Jerry H. This Is The First Comprehensively

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Blackjewish Relations On Trial: Leo Frank And Jim Conley In The New South,New Jerry H. This Is The First ComprehensivelyAn Analysis Of The Leo Frank Case As A Measure Of The Complexities Characterizing The Relationship Between African Americans And Jews In Americain 1915 Leo Frank, A Northern Jew, Was Lynched In Georgia. He Had Been Convicted Of The Murder Of Mary Phagan, A Young White Woman Who Worked In The Atlanta Pencil Factory Managed By Frank. In A Tumultuous Trial In 1913 Frank'S Main Accuser Was Jim Conley, An African American Employee In The Factory. Was Frank