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
Obituary: Miriam Louise KochanPopular history writer and French translator who brought Judaism in from the fringesBy Anna Kochan3 min read
Obituary: Alfred BowersDecorated naval officer who saw hazardous service on the Arctic convoysBy JOHN BOWERS2 min read
Obituary: Patricia Rose GoldringHarnessing imagination with technology, she brought inspiration to the Jewish Deaf communityBy Judy Miller2 min read
Obituary: Flora (Blanchette) FluerHolocaust refugee rescued by Portugal who said ‘thank you’ on national televisionBy Danielle Fluer2 min read
Obituary: Walter Israel LassallyUnconventional cameraman noted for filming Zorba the GreekBy Dr Geoffrey H Buchler 3 min read
Obituary: Judit BeachHidden on a chicken farm, she escaped the Nazis to act and dance in HungaryBy Rebecca Partos2 min read
Obituary: Eric MoonmanIntrepid politician who fought Israel’s battles at the seat of British powerBy Gloria Tessler3 min read
Obituary: Barry DavisActor who became the doyen of Yiddish scholarship and drama in BritainBy Colin Shindler4 min read