| nationality = [[Dutch|Dutch]] ...{sfn|Geldray|1989|pp=24–25}} By 1934, Geldray had made some appearances on Dutch radio{{sfn|Geldray|1989|p=25}} and formed a band with eight others; an agen

...made in [[Philips|Eindhoven]]. The series was awarded two [[Awards of the Dutch Academy]].<ref>''Awards'' [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101125/awards IMDB ...ral recurring characters were added including Mr Rabinsky (a tightfisted [[Jews|Jew]]), Mr Kittel ([[Renu Setna]]) a Muslim shopkeeper, Winston's cousin, a

...e all the [[List of ethnic slurs#D|darkies]] and the [[Catholics]] and the Jews / Where we welcome any man / Who is white and strong and belongs to the [[K A Dutch version, ''Zo is het toevallig ook nog 's een keer'' (''It Just So Happens

Another Jewish character, a nasal [[w:Stereotypes of Jews|stereotypical voice]]; usually a fast-talking theatrical agent or impresari *[[Max Geldray]] – Dutch jazz harmonica player. Occasionally the butt of Jewish jokes, and more freq

...r von Ustinov]], was of [[Russians|Russia]]n, [[Germans|German]], [[Polish Jews|Polish]], [[Ethiopia]]n and [[Jewish]] descent. Peter's paternal grandfathe ...' (1942), in which he was required to deliver lines in English, Latin, and Dutch. In 1944, under the auspices of [[Entertainments National Service Associati