Laura was one of the founders of a stock photo bank, aimed at bringing pictures of Orthodox Jewish women into the mainstream
By Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll
The acclaimed ballet dancer whose lengthy struggle to emigrate from the Soviet Union to Israel focused worldwide attention on the plight of ‘refuseniks’
By Eliana Jordan
Refugee who became a ‘brilliant and inspiring’ history teacher at Malvern College
By David Herman
Holocaust refugee who channelled her trauma into peace campaigning
By Gloria Tessler
The former cabbie was a tireless advocate for education and remembrance
By Ellie Grant
Last head of Polack’s House at Clifton College who inspired generations of Jewish pupils at the Bristol boarding school
By George Lomas
Influential Jewish educator who combined excellence with compassion
By Shuli Rose
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Analyst who debunked the boarding school myth and described the pervasive legacy of the Holocaust
Revolutionary therapist who wrote ‘the best parenting book you’ve never heard of’
Orthodox rabbi who linked Yiddishkeit with worldliness
Towering figure in the world of BBC arts programming
Rabinbach was best known for his writing on Marxism and Nazi Germany
The veteran security agent served for almost 40 years and played a role in major intelligence missions
By Imogen Garfinkel
Her family was torn apart by the Nazis after Kristallnacht, before they reunited in 1946
The first South American pope was seen as a reformer from the liberal wing of the church
By Daniel Ben-David
Designer whose Iraqi-Jewish roots shaped a five-decade career at the pinnacle of British fashion
