A show argues that the Jewish tale was interpreted as a symbol of liberation from Spanish rule in 17th-century Dutch society.

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Queen Esther was a figure of inspiration to Jews who had fled from oppressive regimes. In the Netherlands, she became a broadly popular symbol of courage and resistance.

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While appearing Good Morning Britain, Esther Ghey drew parallels between the show and the fatal stabbing that ended Brianna's life at just 16 years old. Article continues below Esther Ghey joined ...

As ITV's new documentary about Brianna Ghey airs tonight, there are a number of outcomes mother Esther Ghey hopes for from people tuning in. The 75-minute film explores the murder of Brianna in ...

In 2023, Brianna Ghey was stabbed to death by two fellow pupils. Her mother, Esther Ghey, is telling her story of campaigning for change in an honest and moving ITV documentary, Brianna: A Mother’s ...

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Esther Ronay is survived by her younger sister, the fashion designer and actress Edina Ronay. Esther Ronay, born August 24 1940, died February 16 2025 Search for related ...

“It’s almost like she’s just ever present in the 17th century Netherlands,” said Abigail Rapoport, the curator of Judaica at the Jewish Museum in Manhattan. Esther, whose name shares a root with the ...