Come and hear Lilian Hochhauser who broke the Soviet ice
mainThe next in our series of Formidable Jewish Women goes under the spotlight on Monday.
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Very courageous people… achieving the symbolism of art crossing boundaries and borders, in spite of the cold war.
I wish I could be in London for this conversation. I had the joy of knowing Lilian and doing a little business with her in the 1980s. She is not merely a formidable lady. She has a warm, wonderful and sparkling personality and is a fund of knowledge in doing business not only with the old Soviet Union but also with China as it emerged from the Cultural Revolution.