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A highway project in the Czech Republic unearthed mass graves filled with soldiers. A total of four graves from two battles—which took place in 1745 and 1866—contained soldiers from different armies.

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Rana’s distant relative – an uncle named Paltu Sheikh – worked with Rana on the same construction project, and also ate with his nephew regularly. He told The Wire, “A group of five men entered ...