Sir Alec Issigonis - British car designer, best known for designing the Mini.Jewish-Austrian refugee, fled Nazi annexation of Austria (see Anschluss) in 1938 and found refuge in the UK. George Weidenfeld - British citizen publisher, philanthropist and newspaper columnist.Sieng van Tran - British citizen, founder of the educational website Vietnamese refugee whose family were given refuge in the UK in 1981.Huguenot refugee who arrived in the UK in 1685. de Portal - founder of British paper firm Portal, which for 270 years (until 1995) held the only license to print British money.Hungarian refugee who arrived in the U.S. Thomas Peterffy - Developed electronic trading of securities.Left Smyrna, Turkey for Greece after the Great Fire of Smyrna in the aftermath of the Greco-Turkish war. Aristotle Onassis - Greek billionaire shipping tycoon.He was a Polish-Jewish refugee from Belarus (then part of the Russian Empire) who fled to the UK in 1882. Michael Marks - British citizen, one of the founders of Marks & Spencer.Expelled from Uganda by Idi Amin in 1972, returned in 1982. Manubhai Madhvani - Ugandan businessman, son of Muljibhai Madhvani and head of the Madhvani Group.Sir John Houblon - British citizen, first Governor of the Bank of England.Sir Montague Burton - British citizen, founded the British clothing business Burton retail in 1903.Alfred Wolmark - British Post-Impressionist painter and decorative artist Polish-Jewish refugee whose family came to the UK in 1883.Camille Pissarro - Danish-French Impressionist and Neo-Impressionist painter, took refuge in London from France during the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-1871.World War II refugee who settled in New York City in 1940. Piet Mondrian - Dutch painter, and contributor to De Stijl.His mother's family was Iraqi-Jewish and took refuge in India in 1920 after the Iraqi revolt. Anish Kapoor - British-Indian sculptor.Fled persecution in Romania for British (or Mandatory) Palestine in 1941. Marcel Janco - Romanian artist and architect, best known as the co-founder of Dadaism.Born in Romania, her family escaped to British (or Mandatory) Palestine in 1941. Josine Ianco-Starrels - Los Angeles curator and museum director.

Mona Hatoum - British-Palestinian sculptor, performance and installation artist Palestinian refugee born in Lebanon, forced into exile in London in 1975 when war broke out in Lebanon.Peter Carl Fabergé - Russian jeweller for Russian Imperial Court, fled Russian Revolution for Switzerland in 1917.Born in 1922 in Germany (grandson of Sigmund Freud) came to England in 1933 as refugee from Nazism. Lucian Freud - British figurative painter.Jacob Epstein - British modern sculptor.Fled France between 1941-48 to reside in the US. Escaped Bolshevism for asylum in France in 1922. Marc Chagall - Jewish-Russian painter.Fled Trieste in 1939 and took refuge in the UK. Richard Rogers - British-Italian architect best known for the Centre Pompidou and the Millennium Dome.Born in France, he sought refuge in the UK in 1685 after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. Daniel Marot - British architect best known for Hampton Court Palace.Born in Czechoslovakia and took refuge in the UK after the Prague Spring in 1968. Eva Jiřičná - British artist and architect, designed the Faith Zone in the Millennium Dome.Their family fled persecution in Iraq for Britain in 1947. Lord Maurice Saatchi and Charles Saatchi - British citizens and founders of Saatchi & Saatchi advertising agency.8 Politics, economics, and political economy.

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