Anglo-Jewish

This was all the more surprising since he was not only Jewish but was born into a family, the Sebag-Montefiores, who were highly conscious of being members of the so-called Cousinhood, the interrelated Anglo-Jewish financial aristocracy who had flourished in the City of London since the seventeenth century.

Henry’s Demons Patrick Cockburn 2011

This was all the more surprising since he was not only Jewish but was born into a family, the Sebag-Montefiores, who were highly conscious of being members of the so-called Cousinhood, the interrelated Anglo-Jewish financial aristocracy who had flourished in the City of London since the seventeenth century.

Henry’s Demons Patrick Cockburn 2011

Cohen, An Anglo-Jewish Scrapbook London: M. L. Cailigold, 1943, 249–59.

Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011

The first was at Limmud where a full one percent of all Jews in Britain gathered for a Jewish studies conference that has by now become the most successful Anglo-Jewish export in recent history.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Religious Extremists in Israel and How the Mainstream Must Combat It Rabbi Shmuley Boteach 2012

Cohen, An Anglo-Jewish Scrapbook London: M. L. Cailigold, 1943, 249–59.

Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011

Before long, he is trawling the internet for accounts of violence against Jewish people across the globe ( "I'm not saying it makes pleasant listening," sighs Finkler, "but it's not exactly Kristallnacht, is it?"), joining Libor for a Seder dinner and hooking up with Hephzibah, a woman who is about to open a museum of Anglo-Jewish culture.

The Finkler Question by Howard Jacobson 2010

Montagu, a lawyer and scion of an Anglo-Jewish banking family, tells a good story.

Operation Mincemeat, Operation Heartbreak, and The Man Who Never Was 2010

Montagu became a pillar of Anglo-Jewish society, was raised to the bench and became notorious for terrorising his court.

Operation Mincemeat, Operation Heartbreak, and The Man Who Never Was 2010

While reading James Picciotto's 1865 book Sketches of Anglo-Jewish History, I came across a very common formulation of the problem that was articulated at a time when Sephardim were not yet a non-entity on the Jewish stage, as they are today:

David Shasha: Understanding the Sephardi-Ashkenazi Split 2010

While reading James Picciotto's 1865 book Sketches of Anglo-Jewish History, I came across a very common formulation of the problem that was articulated at a time when Sephardim were not yet a non-entity on the Jewish stage, as they are today:

Understanding the Sephardi-Ashkenazi Split David Shasha 2010