Jonathan C. Friedman

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Jonathan C. Friedman (born 1966^[1]) is a history professor and director of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at West Chester University.^[2]

Books

• The Lion and the Star: Gentile–Jewish Relations in Three Hessian Communities (1998)
• Rainbow Jews: Gay and Jewish Identity in the Performing Arts (2007)

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