Dagboek 1943 – 1945

Ad Verhulst had many friends in the camp, even beyond his own barrack. In addition to his Dutch friends, he maintained good relations with Englishmen, Poles, South Africans, and others. In total, nearly a hundred names are mentioned in the diary, many of which are elaborated on in separate entries.

• L. (Jim) d’ Ambrumenil , Weybridge – Surrey
• Douglas ,
• D.F. (Douglas) Harris , Witham – Essex
• (Roy) Hilliard , Edgware – Middlesex
• N. (Noël) Hodson ,
• (Tony) Isherwoods , GB
• Arthur Isherwoods , Reading – Berkshire
• P.J. (Pat) Lynch , Wallasey – Cheshire
• Mr H. Neville , Lancashire – England
• J.I. Reid , Leeds -England
• Donald.J. (Don) Richards , Sevenoaks – Kent
• Herbert A. (Bert) Taylor , Tunbridge Wells – Kent

• Antonio Branco ,
• Sandro Ralucci ,
• Sandro Rebechi , Piacenza
• Bianco Villorio , Torino

• Kapka Karol , Barusowa – Dabrowa Tarnowska
• Frank Zielinski , Janikowo – Zuin

• Mr A.H. (Alfred) Dampier , Elliot – Cape Province
• Arthur Earsen ,

• George S. Homiak , Mount Carmel Penna
• Steven Keglouitz , Saginaw Michigan
• Marion Smart , Mororeo Indiana

• Gimmichon ,