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Tango01	17 May 2012 12:16 p.m. PST
… at the Battle of Smolensk. "The remains of 25 Russian and French soldiers at 1812 in the Battle of Smolensk in early August will be reburied at a ceremony. Discovered last spring by the activists of the foundation "Reconciliation", will be buried as part of commemorations of the bicentennial of the victory of Russia in the war against Napoleon" From link For translation you can used. translate.google.com/#fr\|en\| Good idea. Amicalement Armand
14Bore	17 May 2012 3:45 p.m. PST
Glad it sounds like a proper ceremony. Wonder what artifacts were found with them?

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