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In The Outbreak, how does Käthe Kollwitz protest the poor living conditions of disadvantaged people in early twentieth-century Berlin?

▸ She creates a memorial for victims of the first world war.

▸ She expresses pain and anguish by distorting forms in her compositions.

▸ She depicts Black Anna leading peasants in a sixteenth-century revolt.

▸ She emphasizes Western ideals of beauty and harmony.

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