Robin Hyman: born September 9, 1931. Died January 12, 2017.
By Dr James Hyman
Raymond Goldman: born March 20, 1930. Died April 24, 2017
By Martin Dix
By Martin Freedman
By Sarah Stoner and Ronnie Landau
He was the Soviet Union’s own “angry young man”, an electrifying performer whose work dealt not with productivity but personal, intimate subjects.
By julie carbonara
Popular, generous journalist known for his exuberance and talent chasing a story
By gloria tessler
Born 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 women
By Joan Mushkin
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Leading feminist academic who questioned whether Jewish identity could be “captured by a gene”
By Gloria Tessler
A 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 Carbonara
Long- serving United Synagogue warden who worked very hard for the community, carrying out communal and religious activities with great charm and humour.
By Raleigh Zilesnick
Otto 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 leigh
Kaufman 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 Frankel
A pillar of Gibraltar's Jewish community who worked tirelessly for tolerance, religious and racial harmony
By Martin Newman
A German-born linguist and mathematician who was rejected for British Army service but played an invaluable rôle as a Bletchley Park codebreaker
By GLORIA TESSLER