It was real in my head

Karl Radl, a historian identifying as a National Socialist, quotes a "NEVER AGAIN" post featuring an A.13412 Auschwitz-style tattoo to argue the number was assigned to at least 15 people, using screenshots of AI-summarized USHMM database results listing multiple entries for sequence ID 13412. The database entries refer to internal indexing and pagination across various Holocaust records from different camps and ghettos, not duplicate Auschwitz prisoner numbers; actual tattoos used unique serials within series like "A" for Jewish women arriving in 1942-1943. This claim echoes revisionist critiques of Holocaust memorials, where descendants often replicate relatives' unique numbers as tributes, as documented in studies like those from the USC Shoah Foundation on intergenerational trauma and memory practices.