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Napoleon's Soldiers Died From Paratyphoid Fever on Retreat From Russia

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A new study identified which pathogens contributed to the deaths of Napoleon’s soldiers when they retreated from Russia in 1812.

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Napoleon's soldiers died from paratyphoid fever on retreat from Russia

A new study identified which pathogens contributed to the deaths of Napoleon’s soldiers when they retreated from Russia in 1812.

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Dna Analysis Changes What We Knew About the Deaths of Napoleon's Soldiers

When Napoleon and his troops retreated from Russia in 1812, due to dwindling supplies and fierce Russian resistance, they had no idea how much worse it would be...More...

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