Memorial honours victims of concentration camp in Bavaria During WWII thousands of prisoners of the Mühldorf concentration camp, in the South of Bavaria, were forced by the Nazis to build a factory in the middle of the forest. Due to the terrible conditions, more than 2,200 prisoners, most of whom were Hungarian Jews, died and were buried in a mass grave close to the camp. Over 70 years later, the Bavarian state built a new memorial in the forest. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES