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List of British Jews

Jews first arrived in Britain with William the Conqueror in 1066, but were expelled in 1290 following increasing persecution. (Hence plays such as The Jew of Malta and The Merchant of Venice were written when England was essentially Jew-free.) Jews were readmitted in 1656 by Oliver Cromwell, and emancipation took place in 1858. In the late 19th century there was mass Jewish immigration from anti-semitic Russia, and the 1930s saw an influx of refugees from Nazism. The Jewish population peaked at 450,000, but has since declined due to low birth rate, intermarriage and emigration. The current population according to the 2001 Census is around 240,000 (though many experts consider this an underestimate), most of whom live in London. The following is a list of some prominent British Jews.

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British Members of Parliament listed chronologically by first election date (in brackets):

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Chemists

Biologists

Mathematicians

Computer scientists

Academic figures

Philosophers

Social scientists

Economists

Historians

Showbusiness

Film actors

TV actors

Directors/producers

Comedians

Theatre

Other

Musicians

Popular musicians

Producers/managers

Classical musicians

Songwriters

Writers

Authors

Poets

Playwrights

Journalists

Artists

Fine arts

Designers

  • Misha Black , industrial designer (unconfirmed)
  • Elizabeth Emanuel , fashion designer
  • Nicole Farhi , fashion designer
  • Abram Games , poster designer
  • Stella McCartney, fashion designer (Jewish mother)
  • Janet Reger , lingerie designer
  • Vidal Sassoon, hair stylist
  • Hans Schleger , graphics designer

Business

Food

  • Jack Cohen, founder of Tesco
  • Jacob "the Jew", founder of the first European coffeehouse (Oxford, 1650)
  • Adam & Sam Kaye , founders of Ask Pizza
  • Phillip Kaye , founder of Garfunkel's
  • Joseph Lyons et al, founders of J. Lyons and Co.
  • Joseph Malin , founder of the first fish and chips shop (London, 1860)

Retail

Media

Finance

Sports

Boxing

  • Barney Aaron , 19th century boxer (IBHOF)
  • Jackie Kid Berg , Junior Welterweight Champion (IBHOF)
  • Dutch Sam Elias , 19th century boxer, inventor of the uppercut (IBHOF)
  • Ted Kid Lewis , World Welterweight Champion (IBHOF)
  • Daniel Mendoza, 18th century Heavyweight Champion (IBHOF)
  • Jack Solomons , boxing promoter (IBHOF)

Other

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