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Why was a Catholic convent and a Catholic Church with a Christian cross on top of it built just outside the Dachau camp, only a few yards from the Jewish Memorial?

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Why was a Catholic convent and a Catholic Church with a Christian cross on top of it built just outside the Dachau camp, only a few yards from the Jewish Memorial?

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The convent and the Church with the cross on top of it were built prior to the building of the Jewish Memorial. No religious services are held at the Dachau Jewish Memorial, although Mass is said every week inside the Catholic Church. The prayer room of the Jewish Memorial is underground and the Christian cross cannot be seen from there. The majority of the prisoners who died at Dachau were Catholic. Dr. Johannes Neuhäusler, a former prisoner at Dachau, is buried inside the convent church.

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