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Two former Kamp Vught prisoners, including survivor of eight camps, die at 101 and 105
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Elly Vleeschhouwer-Blocq (Amsterdam, 1924) survived eight concentration camps. She performed work there in the ‘Philips Group’, which saved her life....
Two former Kamp Vught prisoners, including survivor of eight camps, die at 101 and 105
Elly Vleeschhouwer-Blocq, 101, and Marie Verbraeken-Blommaart, 105, both former prisoners of Kamp Vught during World War II, died this week, de Volkskrant reports. Vleeschhouwer-Blocq survived eight concentration camps, while Verbraeken-Blommaart was jailed for her role in the Zeeland resistance.
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