Death Camp Tattoo Could Send German to Jail

German prosecutors say they're investigating whether a man violated the country's prohibition of the public display of Nazi symbols by appearing at a swimming pool with a tattoo of what appeared to be the Auschwitz death camp on his back. A spokeswoman for prosecutors in Neuruppin says another bather took a photo of the tattoo, which also carried the slogan from the Buchenwald concentration camp's gate, "Jedem das Seine"—"to each his own"—at a pool north of Berlin on Nov. 21. She says that having such a tattoo is legal but showing it publicly could be considered incitement. The spokeswoman wouldn't confirm local media reports that the suspect is a member of the far-right National Democratic Party and sits on the county council. (More Germany stories.)