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Perhaps there are people he knows included there. There are quite a lot of people.
I can't imagine someone not going to honor family or friends in a memorial even if there is a monster also interned there as well. I can imagine this sort of thing would come up in American history if we didn't normally bury everyone seperately and the mass graves tend to be unknowns.
I've gone to several Civil War battlefields and some cemeteries. My great-great grandfather was a "guest" of the Confederacy in Andersonville. I harbor no ill will towards them even if that was considered the worst prison camp in all the South.
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