Revisionist take on Leo
Frank

In order to turn this
' Perverted killer' into a Martyr - The Jewish crowd has:

5
books

4
Movies

4
Plays

Five plus books

Anti - Semitism in the old
South

A truly moving
story of hatred and Anti-Semitism in the Old South.

Leonard Dinnerstein does an excellent job of
relating the story of Leo Frank in a fair and unbiased manner.
He also puts the entire affair in a historical context. This
would be an excellent read for any student of racism in America
and of the New South.

"The Old Religion," was published. In the
critic Alfred Kazin's estimation, the book "accuses the Gentile
world of assisting in Frank's
destruction."

Various
movies

"They Won't Forget,"

1937, Warner Brother a
fictionalized version of the case, with Claude Rains and Lana
Turner.

"Thou Shalt Not
Kill"

Just four months after Frank's lynching,
Hal Reid, the father of the silent-movie star Wallace Reid,
produced "Thou Shalt Not
Kill," a film based loosely on
the subject.

"The Murder of Mary
Phagan,"

1988 miniseries starring Jack Lemmon as
John Slaton, the Georgia governor whose commutation of Frank's
death sentence was regarded in the North as an act of courage but
in the South as one of betrayal.

Various plays

"The
Lynching of Leo Frank."

Currently in Chicago, the Pegasus
Players are presenting "The Lynching of Leo Frank."

Jason Brown's
Parade

Jason Brown's Parade is, to put it
bluntly, a musical about a lynching.

A MUSICAL? ABOUT
LEO FRANK?

Atlanta's leading citizens, and
religious leaders, broke into a prison to hang this monster, because
Jewish lawyers were arranging a pardon.

Click for the true
story of this homosexual/pedophile Hebrew

Hear the actual "Ballad of Mary
Phagan"