Hans Blom is Emeritus Professor of Dutch History at the University of Amsterdam, and the former director of the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation. David J. Wertheim is the director of the Menasseh ben Israel Institute for Jewish Social and Cultural Studies, Amsterdam. Hetty Berg is the director of the Jewish Museum Berlin. Bart T. Wallet is Professor of Jewish History at the University of Amsterdam.

‘This new overview of Dutch Jewish history reflects changes and turns in historical approaches as well as the growth of research on multiple aspects of Dutch Jewish history… This rich book will undoubtedly remain the most authoritative textbook on the history of Dutch Jewry for many years to come. It is wholeheartedly recommended.’ Dan Michman, Canadian Journal of Netherlandic Studies

• Introduction - David J. Wertheim1. The Middle Ages - B. M. J. Speet2. Settlement, Toleration, and Association until 1639 - Daniel M. Swetschinski3. The Republic of the United Netherlands until about 1750: Demography and Economic Activity - Jonathan I. Israel4. The Jews in the Republic until about 1750: Religious, Cultural, and Social Life - Yosef Kaplan5. From Nations to Citizens: Jewish Life in the Low Countries in the Shadow of the Enlightenment, 1750–1814 - Irene E. Zwiep6. ‘Religiosity, Civility, and Industry’: The Centralization and Nationalization of the Dutch Jews, 1814–1870 - Bart T. Wallet7. Dutch Jews, the Jewish Dutch, and Jews in the Netherlands, 1870–1940 - J. C. H. Blom and J. J. Cahen8. The War, 1940–1945 - P. Romijn9. Between the Margins and the Centre: Jews in the Post-War Netherlands - Bart T. WalletDutch Jewish History: A Visual Essay

Hans Blom is Emeritus Professor of Dutch History at the University of Amsterdam, and the former director of the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation. David J. Wertheim is the director of the Menasseh ben Israel Institute for Jewish Social and Cultural Studies, Amsterdam. Hetty Berg is the director of the Jewish Museum Berlin. Bart T. Wallet is Professor of Jewish History at the University of Amsterdam.

‘This new overview of Dutch Jewish history reflects changes and turns in historical approaches as well as the growth of research on multiple aspects of Dutch Jewish history… This rich book will undoubtedly remain the most authoritative textbook on the history of Dutch Jewry for many years to come. It is wholeheartedly recommended.’ Dan Michman, Canadian Journal of Netherlandic Studies

• Introduction - David J. Wertheim1. The Middle Ages - B. M. J. Speet2. Settlement, Toleration, and Association until 1639 - Daniel M. Swetschinski3. The Republic of the United Netherlands until about 1750: Demography and Economic Activity - Jonathan I. Israel4. The Jews in the Republic until about 1750: Religious, Cultural, and Social Life - Yosef Kaplan5. From Nations to Citizens: Jewish Life in the Low Countries in the Shadow of the Enlightenment, 1750–1814 - Irene E. Zwiep6. ‘Religiosity, Civility, and Industry’: The Centralization and Nationalization of the Dutch Jews, 1814–1870 - Bart T. Wallet7. Dutch Jews, the Jewish Dutch, and Jews in the Netherlands, 1870–1940 - J. C. H. Blom and J. J. Cahen8. The War, 1940–1945 - P. Romijn9. Between the Margins and the Centre: Jews in the Post-War Netherlands - Bart T. WalletDutch Jewish History: A Visual Essay

Hans Blom is Emeritus Professor of Dutch History at the University of Amsterdam, and the former director of the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation. David J. Wertheim is the director of the Menasseh ben Israel Institute for Jewish Social and Cultural Studies, Amsterdam. Hetty Berg is the director of the Jewish Museum Berlin. Bart T. Wallet is Professor of Jewish History at the University of Amsterdam.

‘This new overview of Dutch Jewish history reflects changes and turns in historical approaches as well as the growth of research on multiple aspects of Dutch Jewish history… This rich book will undoubtedly remain the most authoritative textbook on the history of Dutch Jewry for many years to come. It is wholeheartedly recommended.’ Dan Michman, Canadian Journal of Netherlandic Studies

• Introduction - David J. Wertheim1. The Middle Ages - B. M. J. Speet2. Settlement, Toleration, and Association until 1639 - Daniel M. Swetschinski3. The Republic of the United Netherlands until about 1750: Demography and Economic Activity - Jonathan I. Israel4. The Jews in the Republic until about 1750: Religious, Cultural, and Social Life - Yosef Kaplan5. From Nations to Citizens: Jewish Life in the Low Countries in the Shadow of the Enlightenment, 1750–1814 - Irene E. Zwiep6. ‘Religiosity, Civility, and Industry’: The Centralization and Nationalization of the Dutch Jews, 1814–1870 - Bart T. Wallet7. Dutch Jews, the Jewish Dutch, and Jews in the Netherlands, 1870–1940 - J. C. H. Blom and J. J. Cahen8. The War, 1940–1945 - P. Romijn9. Between the Margins and the Centre: Jews in the Post-War Netherlands - Bart T. WalletDutch Jewish History: A Visual Essay