East End Jewish Archives — Whitechapel LDN

A Stepney memorial fountain had been left in disrepair but now its history and water supply are flowing thanks to

Leonard G. Montefiore: A key figure in post-war Jewish philanthropy in the East End

Leonard G Montefiore started his charitable work in the East End at Toynbee Hall and went on to support over

October 4th marks the 88th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street – when plans by Sir Oswald Mosley and

As Brick Lane’s yellow-fronted Beigel Shop reopens after a surprising four-month closure, we journey back to 14th-century Poland to unravel

Rudolf Rocker. Source, unknown

Miriam Moses gave her life to the people of Stepney, pioneering what was then Tower Hamlet’s future, and now its

‘I think my interest in the East End is partly about having not asked my grandmother enough questions about her

A new interpretation of Merchant of Venice set during the Battle of Cable Street reveals how this timeless Shakespearean play

Standing up to Oswald Mosley’s Blackshirts at the age of 19, Beatty Orwell’s century-long fight against injustice took her from

From the Tudor Times to the bombing of World War II, this is the story of Petticoat Lane Market’s refusal

David Rosenberg is a radical historian whose work focuses on London and the East End. He has a long personal

While many have heard of the Battle of Cable Street, few know about the Mile End Pogrom that followed, a