As a veteran soldier who had executed countless secret missions, how could he not know what a photograph published in a newspaper meant?
In this world, too many comrades-in-arms performed earth-shattering and dangerous deeds, yet remained completely unknown under assumed names.
To outsiders, they told neither father above nor wife and children below. But if one day a letter arrived from Box 10 of the Republic, it was bound to include a martyr's certificate.
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