Original sentence: History and Politics in French-Language Comics and Graphic Novels, p.Hugo Frey has argued the character is an example of Hergé continuing to engage in anti-Semitic caricature, on a level unseen since the occupation of Belgium (see Hugo Frey, "Trapped in the Past: Anti-Semitism in Hergé's Flight 714" in Mark McKinney, ed.Nevertheless, since his name sounds Greek and there is no hint of his religion in the comics, this is probably an over-sensitive reaction to what is, more obviously, an anti-Hellenic stereotype