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{{Short description|Dutch member of the Paap family}}
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{{Infobox person
| name = Maltin Paap
| name = Maltin Paap
| image = Maltin.PNG
| caption = Maltin Paap
| birth_name = Maltin Paap
| birth_name = Maltin Paap
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1963|8|30|df=yes}}
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1963|8|30|df=yes}}
| birth_place = [[Rotterdam]], [[Netherlands]]
| birth_place = [[Rotterdam]], [[Netherlands]]
| nationality = Dutch
| other_names = Disco Dancer
| known_for = Nickname "Disco Dancer"; stay at the Rotterdam homeless camp run by [[Angelo Paap]]
| height = 1.93 m (6 ft 4 in)
| height = 1.93 m (6 ft 4 in)
| weight = 70 kg (154 lb)
| era = [[Vriend Era]]
| father = [[Martin Paap (father)|Martin Paap I]]
| father = [[Martin Paap (father)|Martin Paap I]]
| family = [[Paap family]]
}}
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'''Maltin Paap''' (born 30 August 1963), also known as '''Disco Dancer''', is a Dutch member of the [[Paap family]] from [[Rotterdam]]. He is listed among the Paap family members of the [[Vriend Era]]. In later life he stayed at a homeless camp on the outskirts of Rotterdam with [[Antonie Ronald Paap]] and [[Martin Paap (father)|Martin Paap I]], before being moved to a rehabilitation centre in August 2023.
'''Maltin Paap''' (born 30 August 1963), also known as '''Disco Dancer''', is a Dutch member of the [[Paap family]] from [[Rotterdam]]. He later lived in a homeless camp run by his brother [[Angelo Paap]], where his movement was restricted. In August 2023, a petition started by [[Walter Noord]] resulted in Paap being removed from the camp and sent to a rehabilitation centre.


== Early life ==
== Early life ==
Maltin Paap was born in [[Rotterdam]], [[Netherlands]], on 30 August 1963. He was the son of [[Martin Paap (father)|Martin Paap I]], placing him in the Rotterdam branch of the [[Paap family]].
Maltin Paap was born in Rotterdam on 30 August 1963, a son of [[Martin Paap (father)|Martin Paap I]].<ref name="martin-family">''[[Martin Paap (father)]]''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref> He spent most of his early life in Rotterdam. People who knew him described him as quiet but stubborn. His interest in nightlife and disco music led to the nickname "Disco Dancer".
 
He grew up in Rotterdam during the early development of the Vriend Era. Maltin belonged to the wider Paap family circle around the same period in which [[Martin Paap]] became one of the members of [[De Vrienden]].
 
== Family background ==
The [[Paap family]] is one of the principal families connected to [[De Vrienden]]. Maltin Paap was part of the Rotterdam branch of the family, which included [[Martin Paap (father)|Martin Paap I]], [[Martin Paap]], [[Angelo Paap]], and several other figures listed in the family structure.
 
Maltin did not hold a recorded leadership position in the Paap family. His page mainly concerns his personal reputation, his Rotterdam background, and his later involvement in the homeless camp case involving vulnerable Paap family members.


== Personal life ==
== Personal life ==
Maltin Paap was known by the nickname "Disco Dancer". The nickname came from his association with disco culture and nightlife in Rotterdam.
Descriptions of Paap's adult life record beer drinking and drug use. He was also known for digging and for refusing to pay. Paap repeatedly used the phrase "Het is van mij", meaning "It is mine" in Dutch.
 
Descriptions of Maltin Paap also mention beer drinking, drug use, digging, and refusal to pay. He was repeatedly linked to the phrase "Het is van mij", meaning "It is mine" in Dutch.
 
No formal occupation is listed for Maltin Paap. His known profile is based on his place within the Paap family, his personal habits, and the later events surrounding the homeless camp near Rotterdam.
 
== Homeless camp ==
In later life Maltin Paap stayed at a homeless camp on the outskirts of [[Rotterdam]]. [[Antonie Ronald Paap]] and [[Martin Paap (father)|Martin Paap I]] were also present at the site. The camp was run by [[Angelo Paap]], the son of Martin Paap I.


Angelo controlled the camp and restricted the movement of people living there. Maltin Paap, Antonie Ronald Paap, and Martin Paap I received little food and were kept inside the camp for long periods. People connected to the site called Angelo a concentration camp general because of the way he controlled the residents.
While living at the homeless camp, Paap sometimes carried out small-scale black-market work. Angelo Paap monitored this activity and controlled when Paap could carry it out.


The camp became the main later-life event associated with Maltin Paap. His presence there placed him among the Paap family members whose living conditions later drew outside attention.
== Homeless camp and rehabilitation ==
Later in life, Paap lived at a homeless camp on the outskirts of Rotterdam. His father, Martin Paap I, lived there with [[Antonie Ronald Paap]]. The camp was run by Angelo Paap, another son of Martin Paap I.


== Petition and rehabilitation ==
Angelo controlled when the residents could leave the camp. Paap and the other two men were kept inside for long periods and received little food. People connected to the site called Angelo a "concentration camp general" because of the restrictions he imposed on the residents.
In 2023 [[Walter Noord]] started a petition to move [[Antonie Ronald Paap]], [[Martin Paap (father)|Martin Paap I]], and Maltin Paap out of the camp. The petition called for the men to be removed from confinement and placed under formal care.


The petition succeeded in August 2023. Antonie Ronald Paap and Martin Paap I were transferred to a supervised care home in the Rotterdam area. Maltin Paap was sent to a rehabilitation centre.
In 2023, Walter Noord started a petition seeking the removal of Paap and the other two men from the camp. The petition called for their confinement to end and for them to be placed under formal care. It succeeded in August 2023. Paap was sent to a rehabilitation centre, while Antonie Ronald Paap and Martin Paap I were transferred to a supervised care home in the Rotterdam area.
 
Following public attention surrounding the camp, [[Angelo Paap]] became the subject of investigations into corruption, abuse, and unethical treatment of vulnerable residents connected to the site. Walter Noord was later credited by members of the [[Paap family]] with helping secure safer living conditions for the men removed from the camp.


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Paap family]]
* [[Paap family]]
* [[Paap family members]]
* [[Paap family members]]
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* [[Vriend Era]]
* [[Vriend Era]]


== References ==
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<ref name="martin-family">''[[Martin Paap (father)]]''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
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Latest revision as of 15:34, 19 September 2026

Maltin Paap
Born
Maltin Paap

(1963-08-30) 30 August 1963 (age 63)
Other namesDisco Dancer
EraVriend Era
Height1.93 m (6 ft 4 in)
FatherMartin Paap I
FamilyPaap family

Maltin Paap (born 30 August 1963), also known as Disco Dancer, is a Dutch member of the Paap family from Rotterdam. He later lived in a homeless camp run by his brother Angelo Paap, where his movement was restricted. In August 2023, a petition started by Walter Noord resulted in Paap being removed from the camp and sent to a rehabilitation centre.

Early life

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Maltin Paap was born in Rotterdam on 30 August 1963, a son of Martin Paap I.[1] He spent most of his early life in Rotterdam. People who knew him described him as quiet but stubborn. His interest in nightlife and disco music led to the nickname "Disco Dancer".

Personal life

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Descriptions of Paap's adult life record beer drinking and drug use. He was also known for digging and for refusing to pay. Paap repeatedly used the phrase "Het is van mij", meaning "It is mine" in Dutch.

While living at the homeless camp, Paap sometimes carried out small-scale black-market work. Angelo Paap monitored this activity and controlled when Paap could carry it out.

Homeless camp and rehabilitation

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Later in life, Paap lived at a homeless camp on the outskirts of Rotterdam. His father, Martin Paap I, lived there with Antonie Ronald Paap. The camp was run by Angelo Paap, another son of Martin Paap I.

Angelo controlled when the residents could leave the camp. Paap and the other two men were kept inside for long periods and received little food. People connected to the site called Angelo a "concentration camp general" because of the restrictions he imposed on the residents.

In 2023, Walter Noord started a petition seeking the removal of Paap and the other two men from the camp. The petition called for their confinement to end and for them to be placed under formal care. It succeeded in August 2023. Paap was sent to a rehabilitation centre, while Antonie Ronald Paap and Martin Paap I were transferred to a supervised care home in the Rotterdam area.

See also

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References

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  1. ↑ Martin Paap (father). Vrienden Universe Wiki.