Before the Second World War, the area north of Soho, around Mortimer and Charlotte Streets, was home to immigrants from Germany, Russia, Italy and India. Drawing on archives and the memories of her family of Jewish tailors, Ann Basu recreates the vibrant life of the neighbourhood, its furniture and fashion industries, its teashops and coffee houses, and its radical clubs.
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