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WWII Phosphorus Grenade Detonates in France's Vosges Region Due to Heat
Le Figaro

WWII Phosphorus Grenade Detonates in France's Vosges Region Due to Heat

A World War II phosphorus grenade, exposed by a drought-lowered pond in France's Vosges region, detonated due to heat. The incident caused no injuries and was handled by bomb disposal experts.

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