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Mass graves in France belonged to opposing soldiers in medieval war

16 March 2021

The bodies of people buried in two mass graves in Rennes have been identified as soldiers belonging to opposing armies who fought in the Siege of Rennes in 1491

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Mass graves in France belonged to opposing soldiers in medieval war

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