Secrets Beneath the Dance Floor: The Shocking Discovery of Napoleon’s Beloved General’s Remains After Two Centuries
The overnight trip concluded with a genetic comparison between the remains and that of the deceased general’s mother, brother, and son. The resourceful scientist had simply packed the bone and teeth in his luggage to do so. The results were satisfactory, to say the least.
“A professor in Marseille carried out extensive testing and the DNA matches 100 percent,” he said. “It was worth the trouble.”
Malinovski said Gudin will likely be buried at Les Invalides. The historic compound of military monuments and museums will see the one-legged general in good company — as it also holds the body of Napoleon, himself.
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