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The high plateaus of Folgaria, Lavarone and Vezzena were a focal point of fighting between Austria and Italy during the First World War. A year of trench warfare, the Austrian offensive in May 1916 and more than three years as an Austrian logistics centre for the fronts at Pasubio and Asiago left their mark on this landscape. But this book is not about battles and victories, but about the fates of the wounded, the sick and the dead. Field hospitals were the places where many fates were decided, military cemeteries and mass graves the places for the unfortunate who lost their lives. Where were these hospitals and cemeteries located? What can still be seen today? And what became of the 5,000 dead who were buried there? This book answers all these questions through thorough research in historical documents.
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- Hentzschel, Rolf
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- Verwundet, gestorben, begraben
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- Paperback, more than 140 bw- and colour illustrations. 188 pages.
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- new
- Subtitle
- Sanitätseinrichtungen und Soldatenfriedhöfe auf den Hochebenen von Folgaria, Lav
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