What did prewar Jewish life in the Netherlands look like? What happened in the approximately thirty-six thousand houses inhabited by Jewish compatriots? Jewish Homes volume 3 keeps alive the memories of Dutch Jews and their culture with 29 stories. The refugee theme is prominent in JH3. As many as ten of the stories are about Jews who came to the Netherlands from all over Europe and tried to find their place here. The parallel with current events is inescapable. The stories in this volume are set in Amsterdam, Blaricum, Rotterdam, Apeldoorn, Bergen op Zoom, The Hague, Tilburg, Weesp, Zaandam, Middelburg, Venlo, Enschede, Appingedam, Winterswijk, Groningen, Scheveningen and Utrecht. They are about a gymnastic talent, a rag-and-bone man, a professor, a mathematician, a painter, a general practitioner, a teacher, an umbrella maker.