Napoleon symbol Les Invalides, Paris, France. King Louis IV created church 1670. Invalides became military museum with tombs of Napoleon I, who was put here 1861.

Napoleon symbol Les Invalides, Paris, France. King Louis IV created church 1670. Invalides became military museum with tombs of Napoleon I, who was put here 1861.
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