Angela BuxtonBond of champions – one Jewish, one Black – in 1950s world of segregated tennisBy Emma Klein3 min read
Steffi Bamberger-SegermanSurvivor who lived her Zionist dream as a pioneer on Kibbutz Kfar Blum4 min read
Rabbi William WolffReconciliation and ‘Lebensfreude’ at the heart of German-born rabbi’s return to his rootsBy Gloria Tessler4 min read
Peter GreenIncomparable blues legend whose guitar rang out with passion and intensityBy Daliah Sherrington3 min read
Milton GlaserGraphic designer who created the legendary I NY logo – and then gave it awayBy Julie Carbonara3 min read
Manfred DurstThe business acumen of a 14-year-old Kindertransport entrepreneur in the makingBy Gloria Tessler3 min read
Carl ReinerKey figure in mad, mad, mad world of post-war American-Jewish humourBy David Herman3 min read
Michael GoldmeierLawyer and community maven who changed the face of the British weekendBy Gloria Tessler4 min read
Sir Gavin LightmanFrom Private Eye to the miners’ strike — from snooker to the Globe theatre — the intellect, humanity and sense of mischief of a leading High Court judgeBy Daniel Lightman3 min read
John M CollinsCaring barrister whose hard work won him the Bar Council Pro-Bono AwardBy sheila collins3 min read
Rabbi Stanley MichaelsAntisemitic attack brought philanthropic and passionate rabbi to deeper Torah studyBy debra sobel3 min read
Geoffrey BurnstockNeuroscientist hailed for breakthrough signalling theory in the nervous system3 min read
Professor Ada Rapoport-AlbertInternational scholar who researched early Chasidism and the role of gender in Jewish mysticism4 min read
Adash BulwaOne of “The Boys” who survived forced labour, concentration camps and death marches to build a legacy in ManchesterBy danielle levy4 min read