Bones of Battle of Waterloo casualties may have been sold as fertilizer - study

A new study examines the possible cause as to why no mass graves for the thousands of casualties from the Battle of Waterloo have ever been discovered.

The Battle of Waterloo decided by (Arthur Wellesley), the Duke of Wellington, heading a charge upon the French Imperial Guards, June 18th 1815. The last major battle of the Napoleonic wars.

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BySHIRA SILKOFF

JUNE 18, 2022 19:02

Bones of Battle of Waterloo casualties may have been sold as fertilizer - study

A new study examines the possible cause as to why no mass graves for the thousands of casualties from the Battle of Waterloo have ever been discovered.

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Bones of Battle of Waterloo casualties may have been sold as fertilizer - study

A new study examines the possible cause as to why no mass graves for the thousands of casualties from the Battle of Waterloo have ever been discovered.

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