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This beautifully illustrated book celebrates the lives of 99 inspirational immigrants. From Hans
Holbein to Raheem Sterling, Freddie Mercury to Judith Kerr, and Joan Armatrading to Malala
Yousafzai, these characters made a new life in Britain – and helped to make us what we are
today. Many of them featured in arrived in Britain penniless, knowing little or no English. They
achieved success through their hard work and ingenuity – and their legacies shape society.
Without Michael Marks, we wouldn’t have Marks & Spencer. Without Stelios Haji-Ioannou,
holidaymakers would not have jetted abroad on easyJet. Without Ludwig Guttmann, there would
be no Paralympics. Without so many others featured in this book, the United Kingdom would be
drastically different and immeasurably poorer. Each entry contains an original illustration and a
profile of each individual and their incredible achievements. Readers can add a 100th individual
who has inspired them. Who would you add? A mother, father, friend, colleague or neighbour?
This book is an ideal accompaniment to Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls, 100 Great Black
Britons and Amazing Muslims Who Changed the World. Here are the inspirational individuals
featured in 99 Immigrants Who Made Britain Great: Ade Adepitan, athlete and TV presenter Alan
Yau, restaurateur Alec Issigonis, car designer Alek Wek, model Alf Dubs, politician András Schiff,
pianist and conductor Anish Kapoor, sculptor Anna Freud, psychoanalyst Arthur Wharton,
footballer Barbara Cooper, RAF officer Bushra Nasir, headteacher Carlos Acosta, ballet dancer
Caroline Herschel, astronomer Charles Kao, physicist and engineer Charles Yerkes, financier
Charlotte Auerbach, geneticist Claudia Jones, journalist and activist Claus Moser, statistician
Connie Mark, campaigner Deborah Doniach, immunologist Dennis Gabor, physicist and engineer
Dietrich Kuchemann, engineer Doreen Lawrence, campaigner Edith Bulbring, scientist Emma
Orczy, novelist and playwright Erich Reich, entrepreneur Ernst Chain, scientist Ernst Gombrich,
author Eugène Rimmel, perfumer Fanny Eaton, model Freddie Mercury, pop singer George
Frideric Handel, composer George Weidenfeld, publisher Gina Miller, entrepreneur and activist
Graeme Hick, cricketer Hans Holbein, painter Hans Krebs, scientist Harry Gordon Selfridge,
retailer Henry Wellcome, scientist Ida Copeland, politician Ida Freund, academic Ira Aldridge, actor
and playwright Iris Murdoch, novelist Isaiah Berlin, philosopher Jacob Epstein, sculptor Jimi
Hendrix, musician Joan Armatrading, musician Johanna Weber, engineer John Barnes, footballer
John Edmonstone, footballer Joseph Conrad, author Joseph Rotblat, physicist Judith Kerr, author
Karan Bilimoria, entrepreneur Karel Kuttelwascher, fighter pilot Krystyna Skarbek, wartime spy
Kylie Minogue, pop singer Lew Grade, broadcaster Lucian Freud, painter Ludwig Goldscheider,
publisher Ludwig Guttmann, neurologist Magdi Yacoub, heart surgeon Malala Yousafzai,
campaigner Marc Isambard Brunel, engineer Margaret Busby, publisher and editor Marie Tussaud,
entrepreneur Mary Prince, campaigner Mary Seacole, nurse Maureen Dunlop de Popp, pilot
Michael Marks, retailer Mo Farah, athlete Mona Hatoum, artist Montague Burton, retailer Moses
Montefiore, banker Nasser Hussain, cricketer Oscar Nemon, scupltor Parveen Kumar, doctor
Peter Porter, poet Prince Albert, royal consort Raheem Sterling, footballer Richard Rogers,
architect Sake Dean Mahomed, surgeon Shanta Pathak, entrepreneur Sislin Fay Allen, police
officer Solly Zuckerman, military adviser Stelios Haji-Ioannou, entrepreneur Steve Shirley,
entrepreneur Stuart Hall, academic TS Eliot, poet Tessa Sanderson, athlete Trevor McDonald,
newscaster Valerie Amos, lawyer and politician Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, biologist Vera
Atkins, wartime spy Violette Szabo, wartime spy William Butement, scientist Yasmin Qureshi,
politician and barrister Yvonne Thompson, entrepreneur Zaha Hadid, architect The introduction is
by Bonnie Greer,...