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Michal
Friedman

Carnegie Mellon University
Dalck and Rose Feith Family Fellowship

Research Topic

Recovering Jewish Spain: Politics, Historiography, and Institutionalization of the Jewish Past in Spain, 1845-1935

Bio

Michal Friedman studies the intersections of Jewish and Iberian histories in the modern era and teaches in the Department of History at Carnegie Mellon University. Professor Friedman’s work at the Katz Center focused on the recovery and institutionalization of Sepharad in modern Spain.

Fellowship

2014–2015
New Perspectives on the Origins, Context and Diffusion of the Academic Study of Judaism

Deepening our understanding of the intellectual revolution at the heart of modern Jewish history.

Events

The Legacy of Sepharad: New and Old Encounters between Spain and the Jews
Monday, April 20, 2015
The Legacy of Sepharad: New and Old Encounters between Spain and the Jews
Featuring: Michal Friedman, Carnegie Mellon University

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