Colin Holmes is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Sheffield, UK. Anne J. Kershen is Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Migration,Queen Mary University of London and Honorary Senior Research Associate at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London.

• ForewordLord Trevor SmithIntroductionColin Holmes and Anne J Kershen1. From East End 1888 to East End 2008: A Journey in the Life of an Inner London Borough Anne J KershenPart 1: Politics2. Anarchism, Jews, Relief - and Photography? Behind the Lens and behind the Scenes, 1892-1946Michael Berkowitz3. The Jewish Health Organisation of Great Britain in the East End, 1923-1946Todd Endelman4. The East End and the Moral Foundations of Bill Fishman's Libertarian SocialismWayne ParsonsPart 2: Anti-Alienism/Anti-Semitism and War5. The Reubens Brothers: Jews, Crime and the East London Connection, 1887-1911Colin Holmes6. Jews and Bombs: The Making of a Metropolitan Myth, 1916-1945Jerry White7. Winning the Battle, But What About the War? Cable Street in ContextDaniel TillesPart 3: Culture and Society8. Whitechapel's Yiddish Opera House: The Rise and Fall of the Feinman Yiddish People's ThreatreDavid Mazower9. The Metropolitan Rhythm of Street Life: A Socio-spatial Analysis of Synagogues and Churches in Nineteenth Century WhitechapelLaura Vaughan and Kerstin Sailer10. Doing the East End Walk, Oi! Heritage, Ownership and BelongingTony KushnerAfterwordColin Holmes and Anne J Kershen

Colin Holmes is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Sheffield, UK. Anne J. Kershen is Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Migration,Queen Mary University of London and Honorary Senior Research Associate at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London.

• ForewordLord Trevor SmithIntroductionColin Holmes and Anne J Kershen1. From East End 1888 to East End 2008: A Journey in the Life of an Inner London Borough Anne J KershenPart 1: Politics2. Anarchism, Jews, Relief - and Photography? Behind the Lens and behind the Scenes, 1892-1946Michael Berkowitz3. The Jewish Health Organisation of Great Britain in the East End, 1923-1946Todd Endelman4. The East End and the Moral Foundations of Bill Fishman's Libertarian SocialismWayne ParsonsPart 2: Anti-Alienism/Anti-Semitism and War5. The Reubens Brothers: Jews, Crime and the East London Connection, 1887-1911Colin Holmes6. Jews and Bombs: The Making of a Metropolitan Myth, 1916-1945Jerry White7. Winning the Battle, But What About the War? Cable Street in ContextDaniel TillesPart 3: Culture and Society8. Whitechapel's Yiddish Opera House: The Rise and Fall of the Feinman Yiddish People's ThreatreDavid Mazower9. The Metropolitan Rhythm of Street Life: A Socio-spatial Analysis of Synagogues and Churches in Nineteenth Century WhitechapelLaura Vaughan and Kerstin Sailer10. Doing the East End Walk, Oi! Heritage, Ownership and BelongingTony KushnerAfterwordColin Holmes and Anne J Kershen

Colin Holmes is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Sheffield, UK. Anne J. Kershen is Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Migration,Queen Mary University of London and Honorary Senior Research Associate at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London.

• ForewordLord Trevor SmithIntroductionColin Holmes and Anne J Kershen1. From East End 1888 to East End 2008: A Journey in the Life of an Inner London Borough Anne J KershenPart 1: Politics2. Anarchism, Jews, Relief - and Photography? Behind the Lens and behind the Scenes, 1892-1946Michael Berkowitz3. The Jewish Health Organisation of Great Britain in the East End, 1923-1946Todd Endelman4. The East End and the Moral Foundations of Bill Fishman's Libertarian SocialismWayne ParsonsPart 2: Anti-Alienism/Anti-Semitism and War5. The Reubens Brothers: Jews, Crime and the East London Connection, 1887-1911Colin Holmes6. Jews and Bombs: The Making of a Metropolitan Myth, 1916-1945Jerry White7. Winning the Battle, But What About the War? Cable Street in ContextDaniel TillesPart 3: Culture and Society8. Whitechapel's Yiddish Opera House: The Rise and Fall of the Feinman Yiddish People's ThreatreDavid Mazower9. The Metropolitan Rhythm of Street Life: A Socio-spatial Analysis of Synagogues and Churches in Nineteenth Century WhitechapelLaura Vaughan and Kerstin Sailer10. Doing the East End Walk, Oi! Heritage, Ownership and BelongingTony KushnerAfterwordColin Holmes and Anne J Kershen