Archaeologists believe they have found a mass grave of British and Australian troops killed in World War I.An interesting note...
They say there is "compelling" evidence that the bodies of up to 400 soldiers remain near the site of the Battle of Fromelles in northern France.
The discovery by Glasgow University's Centre for Battlefield Archaeology is the largest of its kind.
Hitler, then aged 27, served as a corporal with the 6th Bavarian reserve regiment in the battle.
Dr Pollard said: "It makes you think how the course of history could have changed if one bullet had gone astray."
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