Jews are the oldest cultural minority in the area of present-day Switzerland, with a history that dates back to antiquity. Jewish women and men have been alternately welcomed and persecuted, courted and harassed, emancipated and regulated in Switzerland. Fifty fascinating objects from the collection of the Jewish Museum tell the story of the interactions between Jews and non-Jews from Roman times to the present day. What do tiny dice, a tea set, student beer mugs, a Torah scroll, a kippah with a soccer motif, or even inconspicuous items reveal about the history of the Jews? Through the stories of these objects, contrasting insights into Swiss history emerge from the perspective of its most debated minority.