The Jewish Chronicle and Anglo-Jewry, 1841 1991

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The Jewish Chronicle, founded in 1841, stands as the oldest continuously published Jewish newspaper, significantly influencing Anglo-Jewish identity and history. It has actively participated in key historical events and societal changes, reflecting the experiences of British Jews through various columns and reports. This book, authored by a prominent historian, explores the newspaper's internal dynamics, including the conflicts between its editors and directors, and highlights its role as a vital institution in shaping the Jewish community's destiny.