#181 - De man met de rammelaars - documentaire

Wat beweegt een 'heer op leeftijd' om een verzameling van bijna duizend rammelaars aan te leggen? Als podcastmaker Lotte van Gaalen op zoek gaat naar het antwoord op deze vraag, stuit ze op het wonderlijke levensverhaal van Heinz Keijser. Deze epische vertelling begint in het Duitsland van de jaren ‘20 en eindigt in een naoorlogs Nederland. De tentoonstelling Rammelaars is tot juni 22 te zien in het Joods Museum te Amsterdam. Parel Radio brengt twee wekelijks een selectie van de mooiste radioverhalen. Host Stefanie Visjager. Laat je reactie achter op social media of stuur ons een mail met je suggesties of reactie op [email protected]

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