Jewish Historical Studies, Volume 35 – 1996/8
- In Memoriam Sir Isaiah Berlin (1909-1997)
- In Memoriam Alfred Rubens (1903-1998)
- Italian musicians at the Tudor Court – were they really Jews? (Alessio Ruffati)
- Don Fray Francisco de Victoria, 1540-92, Bishop of Tucuman (Edgar Samuel)
- The Jewish ancestry of Velasquez (Edgar Samuel)
- The Jews in Hull between 1766 and 1880 (Israel Finestein)
- Moses Samuel, Liverpool Hebraist (Bernard Wasserstein)
- A pioneering philosemite: Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna (1790-1846) and the Jews (Hilary Rubinstein)
- The Jews of Gravesend before 1915 (Malcolm Brown)
- The Jews of early St John’s Wood (Malcolm Brown)
- F.H. Goldsmid and Archbishop Whately of Dublin: their significance in the emancipation debate (Tony Hammond)
- The influence of German music on United Kingdom synagogue practice (Alexander Knapp)
- Jews in Vanity Fair (John Franks)
- Claude Montefiore: defender of rabbinic Judaism (Edward Kessler)
- Lucien Wolf, (1857-1930); a study in ambivalence (Israel Finestein)
- Isaac Diamond and the Jews in the timber trade in the East End 1880-1910 (Bryan Diamond)
- Kaethe Cohn’s Escape from Berlin to London in 1942 (Charles Rubens)
- The SIG: behind the lines with Jewish commandos (Martin Sugarman)Two Jewish heroines of the SOE (Martin Sugarman)
- Book notes.
- With cumulative index to volumes 26 to 35
