Obituary: Raymond GoldmanRaymond Goldman: born March 20, 1930. Died April 24, 2017By Martin Dix3 min read
Obituary: Yevgeny YevtushenkoHe was the Soviet Union’s own “angry young man”, an electrifying performer whose work dealt not with productivity but personal, intimate subjects.By Julie Carbonara2 min read
Obituary: David RosenbergPopular, generous journalist known for his exuberance and talent chasing a storyBy Gloria Tessler2 min read
Obituary: Rena BehrmanBorn in Riga - now the capital of Latvia - in 1909 Rena Berhman found her way to London and founded the first British WIZO group for young womenBy Joan Mushkin3 min read
Obituary: Deborah Lynn Steinberg:Leading feminist academic who questioned whether Jewish identity could be “captured by a gene”By Gloria Tessler1 min read
Obituary: Irvine SellarA man whose short stature belied a larger-than-life personality and a drive to match, and who had a huge capacity to bounce back quickly when life knocked him down.By Julie Carbonara3 min read
Obituary: Jeffrey ZilesLong- serving United Synagogue warden who worked very hard for the community, carrying out communal and religious activities with great charm and humour.By Raleigh Zilesnick1 min read
Obituary: Otto DeutschOtto was a dearly loved and much respected man. He captivated people from all communities, leaving a lasting impression of kindness, tolerance and endurance.By Kevin Leigh2 min read
Obituary: Gerald KaufmanKaufman did not always run against the Jewish grain. In his younger days, he joined the Jewish Labour movement (Poale Zion) and, in the early 1970s, he was a close friend of former JC editor William FrankelBy Gloria Tessler2 min read
Obituary: Captain Solomon Levy MBEA pillar of Gibraltar's Jewish community who worked tirelessly for tolerance, religious and racial harmonyBy Martin Newman3 min read
Obituary: Rolf NoskwithA German-born linguist and mathematician who was rejected for British Army service but played an invaluable rôle as a Bletchley Park codebreakerBy Gloria Tessler3 min read