1940-1945. The resistance in the dutch province of Limburg

Stramproy

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Cammaert writes in chapter 6b, p. 706: «As in the districts of Venlo and Roermond, there were also in Weert some camps for people in hiding. One of them was in Stramproy. … When in the summer the number of those in hiding became too large, Salemans and his people decided to set up a camp in the Beerseler Broek. P.J. Vrancken, P. Creemers, N. Lempens and others took over the care of the hiding people, who often were called “divers”. They received support from the local retail trade, farmers and the brewer M. Maes, who provided considerable sums of money.»
In total, the Stramproy-Tungelroy subdistrict housed nearly one hundred people in hiding, two of whom were arrested in the summer. They returned safely after the war. [1]

1. Cammaert VIb p. 632, p. 706
2. Vredesmonument Stramproy

Liberated: 1944-09-22
Wikipedia NL: Stramproy

The fallen resistance people in Limburg Stramproy – 1 pers.
Vrancken, Peter Josephus Jos	∗ 1913-01-18 Stramproy † 1944-11-26 Neuengamme-Engerhafe	- Aid to People in Hiding L.O. - Forced Labor - Aid to escaped POW’s - Stramproy - Photo: Jos Vrancken [1] Peter Josef Vrancken was called Jos or Sjef in Stramproy. Cammaert calls him P.Vrancken below. The L.O. group of Stramproy was actively … wall: right, row 19-03