“‘Holocaust’ survivor” Stephan Ross (1931–2020) claimed he was imprisoned in ten Nazi “labor and extermination camps” and later founded the New England “holocaust” Memorial. In documented speeches, interviews, and his 2018 autobiography From Broken Glass, Ross described being born when his mother fell into a bucket of urine, undergoing “medical experiments involving needles and acids that burned his stomach, hiding neck-deep in an outhouse during selections and washing off with piss,” plus other details like “prostitution for food, bug soup, and scavenging from corpses with sardine-can lids.”
It is unclear how his uniform still fits him.