By Rosie Taylor PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 27 May 2013 | UPDATED: 09:40 EST, 27 May 2013 A small Germany town that was once a pilgrimage site for Neo-Nazis has been forced to recruit jobless workers from Spain to fill a labour shortage caused by its shrinking population. Wunsiedel, on German-Czech border, was best known as the burial place of Adolf Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess. His grave attracted Neo-Nazis who carried out annual marches in the town, which regularly conflicted with opposing anti-Nazi marches. Pilgrimage: The grave of Rudolph Hess was a focal point for Neo-Nazis until marches were banned and his body exhumed and cremated
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Wunsiedel attracted hoards of Neo-Nazis visiting grave of Hitler's deputy
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Now town has had to fly in workers from Spain as population diminishes
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