An Oxford academic who ensured the survival of the Wiener Library’s priceless collection
By Gloria Tessler
Remembering an extraordinary life spanning more than a century
By Jane Prinsley
His life was saved when his mother told Mengele that he and his brother were twins
By Keren David
Gatekeeper of Holocaust memories who warned against the dangers of silence and indifference
One of the sport’s first mainstream stars, his reported Jewishness remains an enigma
By Menachem Wecker
The Jewish actress, known for roles in ‘Harriet the Spy’ and ‘Gossip Girl’, passed away on Wednesday
By Eliana Jordan
Cartoonist who exposed the angst and hypocrisy of the post-war American elite
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‘His life ended in a tragic, undeserved, despicable way’
By Ellie Grant
‘She was a strong lady, resilient.’
Lifshitz was one of the oldest hostages taken and previously volunteered driving Palestinians to Israeli hospitals
By JC Reporter
Conservative minister and campaigner for consumer rights
Jacqueline van Maarsen devoted herself to Holocaust education and sharing stories of her friendship with Frank in final years
Bob Kirk and his wife Ann were tireless in their dedication to Holocaust memory
Humility and compassion of Liverpool’s leading kosher butcher
Courageous child refugee unfazed by Nazi intimidation
She waved goodbye to her parents aged 10 as she took the Kindertransport to freedom
By Imogen Garfinkel
Actor and reality TV star who fought his own demons while helping others fight addiction
By Elisa Bray
Lewkowicz helped 600 lost children reach Mandatory Palestine
By Rabbi Naftali Schiff
Martin Buber scholar whose fascination with history was balanced by dreams of a peaceful future
One of Europe’s most influential populists, Le Pen’s message of hate looks set to outlive him
By Jacob Jaffa
London musician infused fervour and aspiration into Jewish life
The Hungarian-Israeli was the most successful Jewish female athelete in Olympic history
