The Chinese Jews in Kaifeng: Adaption, Endurance, and Struggle to Survive @FranklinCenterAtDuke
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The Chinese Jews in Kaifeng: Adaption, Endurance, and Struggle to Survive: A Conversation with Rabbi Anson Laytner

Rabbi Anson Laytner is currently president of the Sino-Judaic Institute and longtime editor of its journal Points East. He is the co-editor, with Jordan Paper, of "The Chinese Jews of Kaifeng." Before retiring, he taught at Seattle University and worked with the American Jewish Committee and the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle. His most recent book is "The Mystery of Suffering and the Meaning of God."
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