On Cima Monte Tomba there is a small church of the same name built between 1959 and 1960 by the Alpini from Cavaso del Tomba in memory of the Italian and French soldiers who fell in the area during the Great War. Inside there is a wonderful statue of the virgin in pear wood, sculpted by the Bellunese artist Augusto Murer.
Just imagine how hundreds of thousands of these poor bastards (commonly known as soldiers) are lying in these trenches: bloody, dirty, hungry, thirsty, injured, without hope of survival, without sleep, without everything that makes us human. This "war of defense of democracy" was not started by the cashier in the supermarket (whose husband is lying here), but by the 10,000-strong self-appointed upper class of your state. I have to puke!!!
Summit of Mount Tomba. A strategic location along the Grappa defense line. The terrain is dotted with trenches, some reconstructed to their original state.