There is a tragic connection between the following contrasting photographs, it will give you the location and the connection to geology of what happened here:
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Perhaps something to do with Louis Agassiz?
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ReplyDeleteIt is actually not Agassiz´s hut on the glacier, for somebody that do not know the landscape it is maybe hard - the mountain in the background played a major role in the years 1916-1918.
ReplyDeleteI am going to assume it is in the Dolomites and reflects the fighting there between the Italians and the Austrians. But I cannot place the exact location nor the significance of the hut.
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