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#13702721

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702724

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702726

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702729

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702730

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702731

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702733

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702736

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702738

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702739

14 May 2026

Flat grave markers display the names, ranks, and dates of German soldiers killed in World War II at the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, Apennines, Italy, on April 6, 2026. Among the inscriptions, a marker shared by Unteroffizier Walter Hoffmann, who died on April 2, 1945, and the epitaph ''Ein unbekannter deutscher Soldat'' (an unknown German soldier) are visible, reflecting both individual and anonymous losses during the Italian campaign. A rainbow-colored umbrella carried by a visitor contrasts with the gray stone slabs and the spring wildflowers growing between the graves.

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#13702688

14 May 2026

Rows of flat basalt grave markers cover the terraced lawns of the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, on the Tuscany-Emilia Romagna Apennine ridge, Italy, on April 6, 2026. One of the largest German war cemeteries in Italy, the site holds the remains of approximately 30,683 soldiers of the German Wehrmacht killed during World War II. Designed by architect Dieter Oesterlen and inaugurated in 1969, the cemetery is managed by the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgraberfursorge. The German federal flag flies above the administrative building overlooking the rows of graves.

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#13702689

14 May 2026

Rows of flat basalt grave markers cover the terraced lawns of the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, on the Tuscany-Emilia Romagna Apennine ridge, Italy, on April 6, 2026. One of the largest German war cemeteries in Italy, the site holds the remains of approximately 30,683 soldiers of the German Wehrmacht killed during World War II. Designed by architect Dieter Oesterlen and inaugurated in 1969, the cemetery is managed by the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgraberfursorge. The German federal flag flies above the administrative building overlooking the rows of graves.

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#13702691

14 May 2026

Rows of flat basalt grave markers cover the terraced lawns of the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, on the Tuscany-Emilia Romagna Apennine ridge, Italy, on April 6, 2026. One of the largest German war cemeteries in Italy, the site holds the remains of approximately 30,683 soldiers of the German Wehrmacht killed during World War II. Designed by architect Dieter Oesterlen and inaugurated in 1969, the cemetery is managed by the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgraberfursorge. The German federal flag flies above the administrative building overlooking the rows of graves.

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#13702693

14 May 2026

Rows of flat basalt grave markers cover the terraced lawns of the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, on the Tuscany-Emilia Romagna Apennine ridge, Italy, on April 6, 2026. One of the largest German war cemeteries in Italy, the site holds the remains of approximately 30,683 soldiers of the German Wehrmacht killed during World War II. Designed by architect Dieter Oesterlen and inaugurated in 1969, the cemetery is managed by the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgraberfursorge. The German federal flag flies above the administrative building overlooking the rows of graves.

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#13702694

14 May 2026

Rows of flat basalt grave markers cover the terraced lawns of the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, on the Tuscany-Emilia Romagna Apennine ridge, Italy, on April 6, 2026. One of the largest German war cemeteries in Italy, the site holds the remains of approximately 30,683 soldiers of the German Wehrmacht killed during World War II. Designed by architect Dieter Oesterlen and inaugurated in 1969, the cemetery is managed by the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgraberfursorge. The German federal flag flies above the administrative building overlooking the rows of graves.

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#13702697

14 May 2026

Rows of flat basalt grave markers cover the terraced lawns of the Deutsche Kriegsgraberstatte at Passo della Futa, near Firenzuola, on the Tuscany-Emilia Romagna Apennine ridge, Italy, on April 6, 2026. One of the largest German war cemeteries in Italy, the site holds the remains of approximately 30,683 soldiers of the German Wehrmacht killed during World War II. Designed by architect Dieter Oesterlen and inaugurated in 1969, the cemetery is managed by the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgraberfursorge. The German federal flag flies above the administrative building overlooking the rows of graves.

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