The Scottish Jewish Archives Centre presents Dough A rehearsed reading followed by Q&A Written and produced by David Ian Neville, performed by members of the local community David Ian Neville works as a writer,...
Phil is a British Academy Research Fellow at the University of Glasgow, where he looks at historical Jewish-Scottish musical encounters. He has published articles on Glaswegian cantors, memorial silence in Berlin and salsa in...
This will be a Zoom event with speaker Mark Mann : celebrity and advertising photographer He was born in Glasgow, studied in Manchester then started shooting on his own, relocating to New York City....
The Scottish Jewish Archives Centre invites you to join us for our next speaker, Jeff Kaye , born in Glasgow , now living in Israel . He will be sharing the story of his...
Our speaker for this event will be E. Randol Schoenberg, an award-winning American lawyer, notably having represented Maria Altmann in “Republic of Austria v. Altmann,” resulting in the successful return of five Gustav Klimt...
Our speaker for this event will be E. Randol Schoenberg, an award-winning American lawyer, notably having represented Maria Altmann in “Republic of Austria v. Altmann,” resulting in the successful return of five Gustav Klimt...
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The Scottish Jewish Archives Centre presents our next speaker on Sunday 28th February 2021 at 8pm GMT on Zoom, live from New York city Jeremy Rosen will speak about his memories of Glasgow He...
“One Man’s Forgery is Another Man’s Antiquity” Lenny Wolfe was born in Glasgow in 1952, son of David and Frieda. His father was at one time Deputy Provost of Greenock and his mother, a piano...
Scottish Jewish Archives Centre presents: David Cohen “Looking Back on a Varied Life” To say that David Cohen has led an interesting life would be an understatement! Glasgow, Edinburgh, Harvard and New York, were...