Reviews
“Leo Frank’s story is important, not only for Jews, but for everyone who is interested in the fight for social justice. We admire the Breman for presenting the story in its historical context, and we are proud to be able to present it to an audience that is not as familiar with the case.”
David G. Marwell, Director of the Museum of Jewish Heritage—A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
“The [Dallas Holocaust] Museum presents this exhibit... to revisit the case of Leo Frank and pose critical questions relating to individual and moral responsibility, respect for individual difference, the fragility of the democratic process, responsible citizenship, and the importance of community.”
Chris Kelley, The Dallas Holocaust Museum
“Considered one of the most sensational trials of the early 20th century, the Frank case seemed to press every hot-button issue of the time: North vs. South, black vs. white, Jew vs. Christian, industrial vs. agrarian. The exhibition is a much needed re-examination of not only a very controversial case, but an examination of the set and setting that existed at the time of the trial and ultimately allowed Franks's heinous murder to be committed.”