British Jewry Since Emancipation

Focusing on the evolution of Jewish life in the UK from the mid-19th century to 2013, this book offers a detailed exploration of the community's experiences following emancipation. It serves as a sequel to Dr. Cecil Roth's work, addressing the significant changes and developments in Jewish identity, culture, and politics over the years. This narrative not only builds upon historical foundations but also presents a fresh perspective distinct from Professor Alderman's earlier writings on modern British Jewry.