Oscar Nemon – How a Jewish Emigre from Pre-War Austria became Churchill’s Favourite Sculptor
WEDNESDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER 2019
Aurelia Young (speaking about her father)
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Fleeing the Nazis – the Story of Leading German Jewish Ceramicist Grete Marks
WEDNESDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER 2019
by Agnes Grunwald-Spier
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How Marcus Witztum, the Irish Schindler, overcame Ireland’s Ban on Jewish Refugees
WEDNESDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER 2019
by Yanky Fachler of Dublin's Jewish Historical Society
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Historic Christian Antisemitism
WEDNESDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER 2019
by Methodist Minister Rev. Bruce Thompson
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Jews in Arab Lands
WEDNESDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER 2019
by Edwin Shuker Edwin is Vice President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews NOTE: New venue
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Meschuggenahs with Guns
TUESDAY, 10TH SEPTEMBER 2019
Meschuggenahs with Guns: Politics, Revolution and Violent Death in the Old Jewish East End by Professor Clive Bloom Find out ...
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Sir John (Jack) Cohen and 100 Years of Tesco
TUESDAY, 10TH SEPTEMBER 2019
by our new Chairman Richard Cohen
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Shakespeare and the Jews
WEDNESDAY, 5TH JUNE 2019
Dr Aviva Dautch Dr Sautch teaches English Literature and Creative Writing at the British Library, as well as teaching at ...
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The Israeli Story – Between kibbutz and Jerusalem
WEDNESDAY, 5TH JUNE 2019
by Oded Gvaram The personal story of the Jewish Agency Shaliach in the Redbridge Community
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Defiant Requiem: Verdi at Terezín
MONDAY, 13TH MAY 2019
Verdi at Terezín is a concert-drama that was conceived and created by Foundation President, Maestro Murry Sidlin. It combines the ...
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The Jewish Community of Golders Green
THURSDAY, 27TH SEPTEMBER 2018
The talk will be given by Dr Pam Fox Pam will commence her talk by saying how she came to ...
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Jews, Cinema and Public Life in Inter-war Britain
FRIDAY, 14TH SEPTEMBER 2018
by Professor Gil Toffell (Queen Mary, University of London)
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From Jerusalem of the North to Babel – Litvak Jewry
FRIDAY, 14TH SEPTEMBER 2018
by Rabbi Michael Pertz
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Planning a holiday?
FRIDAY, 14TH SEPTEMBER 2018
by David Jacobs Together let's explore where Jewish men and women here travelled to in the twentieth century, using adverts ...
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Medieval England: A European Comparison
FRIDAY, 14TH SEPTEMBER 2018
by Prof Miri Rubin (Queen Mary, University of London)
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Saving the Jews of Aden and their Freedom Flight to England in June 1967
MONDAY, 12TH FEBRUARY 2018
by Nigel Grizzard
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Jews in Medieval England: What we learn from a European Comparison
MONDAY, 12TH FEBRUARY 2018
by Prof Miri Rubin, Queen Mary College
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The Jewish Chronicle and Punch
MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST 2017
A lecture marking the 175th anniversary of the JC by Prof Geoffrey Cantor Reserve tickets here celebrating Jewish History Month
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Dr Lopez’s Trial, Sir Edward Coke and the Jews
MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST 2017
A Miscarriage of Justice? by Jonathan Fisher
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The Balfour Declaration: The Struggle for Zionism
MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST 2017
by Prof. Colin Shindler Please note that the date has been changed for this event
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The Jewish Community of Golders Green
MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST 2017
by Pam Fox Please note that the date of this event has been changed
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The Development of Borders in Israel from the End of World War I until the Present Period
TUESDAY, 2ND MAY 2017
Professor David Newman OBE (Ben Gurion, University of the Negev)
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Our Bankrupt Past?
TUESDAY, 2ND MAY 2017
Miri Lawrence (Queen Mary College, London) will make reference to Brian Glanville's The Bankrupts, Gerda Charles's The Crossing Point and ...
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Four Thousand Lives
TUESDAY, 21ST JUNE 2016
The Story of the Rescue of Jewish Men to East Kent in 1939 lecture by Clare Ungerson
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Secrets of the Encyclopaedia Judaica
TUESDAY, 21ST JUNE 2016
by Josephine Bacon Josephine was involved in the mammoth task of compiling the encyclopaedia in the pre-computer age. The Jewishness ...
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Elijah – the ultimate man of mystery
FRIDAY, 18TH DECEMBER 2015
CANCELLED presented by Debbie Meyer of the London School of Jewish Studies Elijah is a prophet like no other. The ...
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Jewish-Arab Relations in the Middle-East before and after 1948
FRIDAY, 18TH DECEMBER 2015
presented by Dr. Seth Ansika of UCL Despite contemporary violence, the history of Jewish-Arab relations in the Middle East extends ...
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Jewish Amulets
FRIDAY, 18TH DECEMBER 2015
presented by Prof. Philip Alexander of the University of Manchester
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Samuel Montagu, first Baron Swaythling, and his children Netta, Louis, Edwin and Lily
TUESDAY, 13TH OCTOBER 2015
5 Different Approaches to being Jewish and English Rachel Montagu
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Scholars, pedlars, or schnorrers? Tales of a Wandering Jew (and Son)
TUESDAY, 13TH OCTOBER 2015
Joyce Michel Moses Edrehi was known as an itinerant preacher, author, Hebrew tutor, cigar-seller, and kabbalist; his son Isaac had ...
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Machal – The South African contribution to Israel independence
TUESDAY, 13TH OCTOBER 2015
Sheila Chiat
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