 Outspoken opposition to the Nazis by individual Jesuits resulted in harsh response from government officials, including imprisonment of priests in concentration camps.The government takeover of church property, "Klostersturm", resulted in the loss of valuable properties such as that of "Stimmen der Zeit", and limited the work of the Jesuits in Germany.The Jesuit provincial, Augustin Rösch, Delp's superior in Munich, became active in the underground resistance to Hitler.