After the war, the camp was run by the British occupation forces for the internment and interrogation of former Nazi officials and war criminals from Carinthia and Styria; several were extradited to Yugoslavia or the Nuremberg trials.
Following World War II, a camp in Carinthia and Styria was used by the British to detain and interrogate former Nazi officials and war criminals. Some of these individuals were sent to Yugoslavia for trial or brought before the Nuremberg trials.