Obituary: Rabbi Isaiah ZeldinCalifornian rabbi who literally moved a mountain to build a synagogueBy Tom Tugend2 min read
Obituary: Bill WilliamsManchester's 'honorary Jew' who pioneered oral history in BritainBy Ernie Hunter2 min read
Obituary: Ronald JacobsBevin Boy who became a stalwart of the British Reform MovementBy Joan Burstyn2 min read
Obituary: Coco SchumannGerman jazz musician who played with the Ghetto Swingers in TerezinBy Julie Carbonara3 min read
Obituary: Betty WoodmanPlayful ‘Queen of Ceramics’ inspired by Italian art and baroque architectureBy Judy Miller2 min read
Obituary: Clive SinclairOne of Britain’s leading post-war writers and former JC books editorBy David Herman3 min read
Obituary: Professor Sidney Kessler OBEIndustrial relations guru who played a major role in the trade union movementBy PROFESSOR IAN KESSLER2 min read
Obituary: Henry Knorpel, QCSkilled and dedicated ‘guardian of parliamentary democracy’By HILTON LORIE3 min read
Obituary: Marcus LeveySoul of Newcastle night-life who pushed out the cultural boundariesBy John Fisher and John Fisher2 min read
Obituary: Charlotte Michaels MBEJewish athlete banned by Nazis, later honoured by Britain for charitable workBy Leslie Michaels3 min read
Obituary: Hannah GrantJC “volunteer of the week’ who brought Yiddish culture back to synagogue lifeBy Hannah Grant2 min read
Obituary: Henry KnobilGifted raconteur who rose from penniless refugee to major M&S supplierBy Rabbi Shlomo Levin2 min read
Obituary: Kurt TreitelOldest Kindertransport survivor, who equally embraced British and German cultureBy CAROLINE TREITEL2 min read
Obituary: Arthur DavidsonLeading QC who briefed politicians, sports stars and media mogulsBy Gloria Tessler3 min read
Obituary: Maureen KendlerInspirational Jewish leader who spread love of learning at all religious levelsBy Gloria Tessler4 min read
Obituary: Dr Ephraim JaffeDedicated Manchester geriatrician with a passionate love of IsraelBy Jenni Frazer and Jenni Frazer2 min read