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ON ANGLO JEWRY

	EJP looks back on 350 years of history of Jews in the UK This year, on 31 October, Jews in the UK celebrate 350 years since their re-admittance to the British Isles.

UK Jewish community to celebrate anniversary in Trafalgar Square

The main celebrations of the 350th year of British Jewry will take place in Trafalgar Square in September.

A Lord’s vision for UK Jewry

In the 350th year of Anglo Jewry, a British Lord reveals to EJP his hopes and fears for the community.

Anglo Jewry Today

Today, the 300,000 strong affiliated British Jewish community is roughly split into three groups.

More On Anglo Jewry:

Celebrating 350 years of Jewish life in Britain

Nine famous British Jews As Britain is celebrating the 350th anniversary of Anglo Jewry, European Jewish Press selected nine famous British Jews for their influence in their country's history.		On Being Jewish in UK The European Jewish Press asked British Jews’ views on how they feel being Jewish today in U.K.

Daily quote

Ninety-seven saint days a year wouldn’t affect the theater, but two Yom Kippurs would ruin it

Brendan Behan, Irish author, who was born on 9 February 1923

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1994: Yugoslavia

Peace plan for Bosnia and Herzegovina announced (so called Vance-Owen peace plan)

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