Waves of immigration by Ashkenazi refugees from Eastern Europe shook things up for the settled Sephardim of Britain in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This is when the older history of Sephardim in the UK got ‘lost’ in the mainstream culture. Yet all Jews continued to be subjected to institutional antisemitism and the denial of political rights and freedoms.
Listen: The Economist David Ricardo
Fried Fish
Merging Identities
