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Arrest and Charge

When
3 August 1815
Where
Paris
Part of
Execution of Marshal Ney in Paris

Ney was arrested in August 1815 following Napoleon's defeat, facing charges of treason for his actions during the Hundred Days.

After the Battle of Waterloo, Ney was arrested on 3 August 1815. The restored monarchy charged him with treason for rejoining Napoleon, a betrayal of his earlier pledge to the Bourbon king. This arrest initiated the legal process that would lead to his trial.

Sources

  1. Michel Ney Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-16

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