Jonathan Frankel’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Israeli historian
Was Historian 
From United Kingdom 
Type Social science 
Gender male
Birth 15 July 1935, London, Greater London, London, England
Death 7 May 2008, Jerusalem, Jerusalem District, Israel
(aged 72 years)
Star sign Cancer
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