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Español: Postal fotográfica de Tacna impresa en 1910, y que captó los trabajos de exhumación de los restos de héroes bajo el altar de homenaje a los caídos en la Batalla del Campo de la Alianza (Alto de la Alianza, 26 de mayo de 1880), desde las fosas que se habían improvisado en el lugar y que incluían los restos no sólo de peruanos y bolivianos, sino también de los soldados de los ejércitos chilenos allí caídos, que fueron llevados al Mausoleo del Cementerio de Tacna, poco después.
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