Artists and campaigners among those in New Year Honours List
THE former chief executive of the Churches Conservation Trust, Peter Aiers, is among the one-thousan...
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THE former chief executive of the Churches Conservation Trust, Peter Aiers, is among the one-thousan...
"I have nightmares from the memories," holocaust survivor Harry Olmer said on the walk to Birkenau. "But I’m not scared of anything anymore."
Dehumanising people can lead to unimaginable horrors, a Holocaust survivor has warned. This year, because of the pandemic, Islington Council hosted its...
Posted By Ruth King on December 12th, 2020 The Montefiore Home in the Melbourne suburb of St Kilda is a Jewish residential aged-care facility that opened in 1897, and was named after Sir Moses Montefiore, 1st Baronet (1784–1885), a philanthropist, British banker and Sheriff of London. Montefiore was from an Italian-Jewish family and had no children of his own, but his long and active life got him a mention in the letters of George Eliot, the diaries of Charles Dickens and James Joyce’s Ulysses. His great-grandnephew Leonard G. Montefiore (18...