article_snippet.sent: An enormous diorama which shows the full extent of the Battle of Waterloo has gone on display to mark the battle's 200th anniversary.
article_snippet.sent: An enormous diorama which shows the full extent of the Battle of Waterloo shows the full extent of the Battle of Waterloo, which took place almost exactly 200 years ago .
article_snippet.sent: An enormous diorama which shows the full extent of the Battle of Waterloo shows little vignettes such as a British soldier relieving himself against a tree .
article_snippet.sent: Despite the enormous scale of An enormous diorama which shows the full extent of the Battle of Waterloo, the number of troops featured is just a third of the true number who were killed or wound in the battle - and less than 10 per cent of the total number who took part.
article_snippet.sent: An enormous diorama which shows the full extent of the Battle of Waterloo was not intended as a snapshot of the Battle of Waterloo at any one point, but instead An enormous diorama which shows the full extent of the Battle of Waterloo depicts five different key stages in the progress of the conflict.
article_snippet.sent: The 200th anniversary of Waterloo is a landmark commemoration of a decisive victory that brought peace to Europe after years of conflict. '
article_snippet.sent: Repair: the diorama was in a poor condition before being restored ahead of The 200th anniversary of Waterloo .
article_snippet.sent: The Battle of Waterloo on June 18, 1815 stopped the advance of Napoleon across Europe and sent the great French emperor into exile for a second and final time.
article_snippet.sent: Despite the popular image of Waterloo as a heroic endeavour, it was also the scene of brutal slaughter as thousands of troops were killed, with the French bearing the brunt of the losses.
highlights_snippet.sent: There are 21,500 soldiers and 10,000 horses depicted in the diorama - far fewer than the number in the battle .
  