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Title: Caprice
Category: Miscellaneous
Description: Given our traditional take on Caprice Bourret – a leggy Los Angeles lovely lounging in lingerie – academia is understandably the last thing we consider when the face of Diet Coke springs to mind.
Category: Miscellaneous
Description: Given our traditional take on Caprice Bourret – a leggy Los Angeles lovely lounging in lingerie – academia is understandably the last thing we consider when the face of Diet Coke springs to mind.
Title: Bernard Manning
Category: Miscellaneous
Description: In an age of political correctness, he may have been reviled as a racist, but Bernard Manning, who died in June 2007, was extremely proud of his Jewish roots.
Category: Miscellaneous
Description: In an age of political correctness, he may have been reviled as a racist, but Bernard Manning, who died in June 2007, was extremely proud of his Jewish roots.
Title: Angie Kotler
Category: Bradford
Description: Angie Kotler recalls her Bradford connection.
Category: Bradford
Description: Angie Kotler recalls her Bradford connection.
Title: AJ Ayer
Category: Oxford
Description: Alfred Jules (Freddie) Ayer was born in 1910 and was a friend and colleague of Sir Isaiah Berlin. He was the only child of a Swiss-French father and a Dutch-Jewish mother.
Category: Oxford
Description: Alfred Jules (Freddie) Ayer was born in 1910 and was a friend and colleague of Sir Isaiah Berlin. He was the only child of a Swiss-French father and a Dutch-Jewish mother.
Title: Adolf Neubauer
Category: Oxford
Description: Adolf Neubauer was born at Bittse, Hungary, 11 March, 1831. He received a thorough education in rabbinical literature, and his earliest contributions were made to the ‘Allgemeine Zeitung des Judenth...
Category: Oxford
Description: Adolf Neubauer was born at Bittse, Hungary, 11 March, 1831. He received a thorough education in rabbinical literature, and his earliest contributions were made to the ‘Allgemeine Zeitung des Judenth...
One of the leading medieval communities in England, Northampton's Jews were given the boot in 1290. However, seven centuries later they would return to give the boot to Northampton. Read More
