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Jaap van Praag (football administrator)
Jaap van Praag (10 July 1910 – 7 August 1987) was a Dutch football administrator and chairman for local football club Ajax Amsterdam.
==Early life==
Jaap van Praag began his professional career working in the musical business of his father in Amsterdam, where he was born. Unlike his father, he saw great potential in the gramophone record and started his own business on the Spui downtown, called His Master's Voice. He was forced into hiding due to the persecution of Jews during World War II where he first found refuge staying with the uncle of former Ajax player Wim Schoevaart. Two and a half years later he was hiding over a photo shop on the Overtoom. He was forced to sit still in a chair, motionless, and not move the whole time, because the owner of the store did not even know he was there. His first wife during this time was not Jewish and did not go into hiding with him, and left him for another man during this period.
The parents of Jaap van Praag and his sister never returned from Auschwitz.
After the war he remained an active businessman in the music world. He was also active in television, and in 1962 he hosted the game show ''Onbekend Talent'' (''Unknown Talent'') for the VARA, which was one of the first programs that gave young talent a chance on television.
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