will go on display at Apsley House in central London. The Hyde Park townhouse - home of Napoleon's arch nemesis the Duke of Wellington - reopens later this month. Napoleon died in exile at the age ...

Why is this anniversary significant? On 5 May 1821, Napoleon died in exile, in a damp house on the bleak South Atlantic island of St Helena. Even in death, he was considered too dangerous to ...

The key and an envelope and notes it was found with were in an old trunk The key to ... He died in the room in 1821 and the key was taken by a British soldier and ended up in a house near Edinburgh.

Napoleon visited schools, hospitals, and charity events to help soothe those around him. He was often joined by his best friend Rojo the Llama, who retired and died in 2019. “We’re confident ...

Napoleon Bonaparte died on 5 May 1821, 6 years after his arrival at the South Atlantic island of St Helena where he had been sent into perpetual exile by the British. The Emperor's death ...