Jews and Judaism in the Netherlands

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 173. Chapters: Dutch Jews, Dutch people of Israeli descent, German people of Israeli descent, Israeli expatriates in the Netherlands, Israeli immigrants to the Netherlands, Jewish Dutch history, Judaism in the Netherlands, Baruch Spinoza, Xaviera Hollander, Paul Ehrenfest, Harry Mulisch, Marrano, Uriel da Costa, History of the Jews in the Netherlands, Tom Okker, History of the Netherlands, Etty Hillesum, Emanuel Tov, Job Cohen, Gabriel Milan, Tom Coronel, Nederlands Isra litisch Kerkgenootschap, Fred Kaps, Barthold Fles, List of Dutch Jews, Bart Berman, Martin van Creveld, Dani l de Ridder, Abraham Pais, Frieda Belinfante, Jewish community of Amsterdam, Bloeme Evers-Emden, Leo Fuld, Jacques Goudstikker, Nederlands Verbond voor Progressief Jodendom, Abraham Asscher, Gerard Gordeau, Caceres family, Ernst Hirsch Ballin, Dov Frohman, Benjamin Prins, Sephardic Jews in the Netherlands, Lex van Delden, Helen Berman, Henri Max Corwin, Karel Zaalberg, Jewish Eindhoven, Aron Winter, Margot Frank, Jewish Groningen, Uri Rosenthal, Edith Frank, Renate Rubinstein, Eddy Wynschenk, Jan Pieterszoon Coen, Jacques Presser, Rose Van Thyn, Sjaak Swart, Willy Lindwer, Benjamin Isaac, Asser Levy, February strike, Keren Ann, Manfred Gerstenfeld, Jozef Isra ls, Samuel Abraham Goudsmit, Jeroen Krabb, Leon de Winter, Tim Coronel, Haim Megrelashvili, Isaac da Costa, Jacob Lumbrozo, Leo Lionni, Ed van Thijn, Jacques de Kadt, Selma Wijnberg-Engel, Joseph de la Vega, Chuts, Hedy d'Ancona, Abraham Capadose, Sjaak Polak, Isaac Orobio de Castro, Portugees-Isra litisch Kerkgenootschap, Arnon Grunberg, Frans Weisglas, Aletta Jacobs, Samuel Scheimann, Mediene, Abraham Israel Pereyra, Julia Culp, Hendrik S. Houthakker, Ethel Portnoy, George Maduro, Andr Citro n, Peter Spier, Portuguese Synagogue, Ischa Meijer, Hans Kmoch, Lodewijk Asscher, Schraga Har-Gil, Gerard C...