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National Archives at Kew
Montague Burton, a Jewish immigrant, opened his first shop in 1904, the company later becoming one of Britain’s biggest clothing retailers. The photo was found in West Yorkshire Archives is among the 25 collections to feature in the new Hidden Treasures website, which will be unveiled on Sunday.
July 23, 2020, 9:23 am
Website launched sharing history of Jews in Britain
The Hidden Treasures website also features contemporary material being compiled to chronicle the Jewish community’s experience of, and response to, the coronavirus pandemic.
By Stephen Oryszczuk
David Lloyd George
July 7, 2020, 10:51 am
Britain’s First World War PM said Jews were ‘a dangerous people to quarrel with’
David Lloyd George gave secret testimony to the 1937 Palestine Royal Commission, where he said Jews were 'a very helpful people if you get them on your side'
Excerpts of letters released by the National Archives at Kew including a letter from German refugee Eleanor Hess enquiring about compensation - but denying she is any relation to Hitler's deputy officer Rudolph Hess, her surname was synonymous with one of the most shameful chapters in European history. (Photo credit should read: Ryan Hooper/PA Wire)
March 21, 2017, 9:20 am
‘No relation to Rudolf Hess’: Jewish refugee’s plea to government revealed 50 years later
A speculative handwritten letter about compensation from the government is released in a cache of historical files by the National Archives at Kew
By Jewish News Reporter
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