Why the Jews were so successful in the wild west
Subtitle: ...and how to tell their stories
By: by David W. Epstein, a storytelling historian
Publisher: Isaac Nathan Publishing Co., Inc.
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Woodland Hills, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 90
ISBN-13: 9780914615354
Subjects: Biography; Jews; History; Jewish women
Table of contents: title: Judaism and storytelling; title: Eastern American history and western American history two different histories; title: The Jewish western man, what he added to the "mix"; title: Another golden age for Jewry; title: The overlooked heroes; title: Stories of Jewish character and stories of Jewish "characters", the story is the message; title: Salinas Solomons, she won the coveted sixth star; title: Emil Harris, Los Angeles' first chief of police, and he was Jewish!; title: Solomon Bibo, the first Jewish Indian chief; title: Josephine Sarah Marcus, the gunfight at the O.K. corral, another Jewish story; title: Joshua A. Norton, California's beloved Jewish emperor; title: Miss Ray Frank, the girl rabbi of the wild west; title: William Zeckendorf the first, no friend of the Apaches; title: Morris Abraham Cohen, Two-gun Cohen.