Aberdeen Historian Seeks Information On Scottish Jews
An Aberdeen historian who is seeking to uncover 165 years of hidden history of Jews in Scotland is appealing for help from the public.
Dr Nathan Abrams, history lecturer at the University of Aberdeen, has already begun to map the history of a number of small but resilient Jewish communities which have existed in various areas from the late 1800s to the present day.
Dr Nathan Abrams, history lecturer at the University of Aberdeen, has already begun to map the history of a number of small but resilient Jewish communities which have existed in various areas from the late 1800s to the present day.
He said: "Despite the information I have already been able to glean, I believe there is still much to discover. Jewish communities in Scotland remain somewhat of a mystery. I would very much like to hear from people who may have memories or memorabilia, no matter how trivial, which could help with my book."
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Anyone who has relevant information, memories or memorabilia should contact Abrams by e-mailing: n. abrams@abdn. ac. uk