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Fachler explores a short-lived (1939-1971) Jewish congregation that boasted a communal infrastructure typical of much larger communities. Most of the community returned to London after the war. Letchworth was home to the world-famous private Judaica library assembled by David Sassoon and associated with Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks among others.

Jewish Letchworth: A Microcosm of the Jewish Communal Experience