New DNA technique gives WWII victim back his name

New DNA technique gives WWII victim back his name

An unknown dead person from the Second World War has finally got his name back after 79 years thanks to new DNA technology. The victim, whose name is not announced at the family's request, was buried at the Loenen National Honorary Field in the Netherlands. This is what Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf reports.

Unknown WWII death gets name back thanks to new DNA technique

New DNA technique gives name to unknown dead from World War II

Using a new DNA technique, researchers have been able to identify a dead person from the Second World War after 79 years. The man is buried in the Loenen National Honorary Field, writes De Telegraaf.