“Soldier of Heaven” tells the story of a soldier who, like many of his brothers, froze to death in the Alps during World War 1. The soldier speaks of horrors he witnessed as a spirit bound to the mountains. He makes mention of White Friday, a disaster that occurred in 1916 when an avalanche killed an estimated 10,000 Austrian and Italian soldiers, and Col di Lana, nicknamed the “Blood Mountain” because of the unusually high number of casualties that occurred there. Some people think that the opposing sides purposely shelled the mountains above the enemy to cause an avalanche and trap the soldiers, but it is not confirmed.