On the initial examination of his body after death, it was generally agreed amongst the seven doctors and several others that Napoleon had probably died of tumors and ulcers on the stomach.
However, not everyone agreed on all aspects of the examination and recently tests on some strands of Napoleon's hair have shown the presence of segments of arsenic. The evidence seems to suggest that Napoleon periodically received the poison.
The arsenic would have weakened Napoleon, with the effect of Napoleon simply appearing to be getting worn down by the climate. At the right moment the poisoner could have administered other substances that would have become toxic and then killed Napoleon.
This method of poisoning was common for the time and the autopsy results showed conditions that could lead to this conclusion.
Even so, we will never be completely sure if Napoleon waspoisoned, although it does seem as though the evidence is stacked that way.
Napoleon Bonaparte.
napoleon died of stomach cancer on the island of St.helena, he was married twice, the first time to Josephine, the second time to Eugenie who bore him a son.
Josephine died of pneumonia at the age of 50 on 29 May 1814. Napoleon died of stomach cancer at the age of 51 on 5 May 1821.
Comrade Napoleon was not dying; he was hung over.
He died on 5 May 1821 of stomach cancer at Longwood House on St. Helena in the South Atlantic during his final exile.
He died of stomach cancer.
Napoleon died of stomach cancer on 5 May 1821.
He had stomach cancer.
He had stomach cancer.
He had stomach cancer.
No, he died of stomach cancer in 1821.
He died of Stomach Cancer in 1821.
No he died of stomach cancer in 1821.
It is assumed that he in fact did die of syphilis, however, some experts believe that he died of cancer instead.
On 5 May 1821 at the age of 51 of stomach cancer.
It is believed that Napoleon died from stomach cancer, but this has been debated.
Stomach cancer.