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Soldiers dig a grave in snow at dusk while one holds a wooden cross, under a teal sky, with a Red Cross emblem below.

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Soldaten bereiten ihren gefallenen Kameraden die letzte Ruhestätte, Alfred Offner (1915). Via artnap.com

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A group of soldiers in greatcoats and caps prepare a grave in snowy, rocky ground, one holding a tall wooden cross while others dig with shovels under a teal and blue sky. The poster-style print, made by Alfred Offner in 1915, carries the German caption and a Red Cross emblem indicating it was an official card for the Red Cross war aid office.