第1次世界大戦下にて、ルーマニアのブンツラウ捕虜収容所は、ドイツ軍の支配下にあった。1917年の春にて、虐殺されたルーマニア人やロシア人の死体が集積した埋葬された。共同の埋葬墓地が毎月2から3ヶ所は必要であった。コレラやチフスに感染死したり、餓死などにによって各共同墓地には、300人から500人のり死体が散在していた。
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