Jennifer Lipman is a freelance journalist living in London, writing about current affairs, politics, culture and society. She tweets @jenlipman
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It really felt like things were going in the right direction - when the 2012 Olympics opened, it felt as if the battle of ideas was being won. But that's all changed, writes Jennifer Lipman
Felix and Fela were teenage sweethearts in Poland before the war. She was sent to Auschwitz, he ended up in Communist Russia. Their story is now told in a remarkable memoir.
Growing up, I always knew that, whoever fathered my future children, they would be considered Jewish, but should that now change, asks Jennifer Lipman
Crime writer Laura Lippman talks about her Jew-ish life
Her father's plight as a child refugee from Nazi Germany inspired Carolyn Hamilton's career fighting for children's rights worldwide. Jennifer Lipman met her.
Jennifer Lipman on the one smartphone app everyone needs....
A youthful quartet whose parts begin at the ending
"I’m almost like a shadow member of the Jewish community, always there asking questions.”
You can offer an education with Jewish values that is not stuck in the dark ages, says Jennifer Lipman
Lord Sugar consults his gut feeling and selects his winner
Lord Sugar recalls the rejected Apprentice contestants in this special episode to tell us (and them) what he really thinks
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