The document summarizes the history of Jewish diaspora in London's East End in the late 19th century. Facing increasing persecution in Eastern Europe, over 2 million Jews emigrated between 1881-1914, with over 120,000 settling in London's East End. The Jews faced overcrowding and tensions with local residents but eventually established a vibrant community centered around synagogues, kosher shops, and Yiddish culture. Though they eventually integrated and moved out of the East End, the Jewish legacy continued in the UK.