This 1944 photograph from Life magazine represents what common practice?
A) the collection of enemy body parts as trophies
B) the use of a memento mori to remind those at home of the danger to their soldiers
C) the refusal to bury or return the remains of the enemy dead
D) the writing and reflecting by civilians on death
E) the sending of enemy skulls to one's fiancée from the front
A
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A) a sign of England's growing colonial power and global reach B) unconnected to larger global trends C) a product of the agitation of the nobility D) also common in the English countryside
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