Two hundred years ago, on June 18, 1815, the French army of Emperor Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo by the Anglo-Dutch army of Arthur Wellington and the Prussian army of Gebhard Blucher. This was the final defeat of Napoleon, after which he was forced to abdicate a second time. Of the 73,000 French, 41,000 were killed, wounded, captured or deserted. Napoleon lost all artillery and baggage. Wellington lost about 15,000 out of 67,000, and Blucher - about 7,000 out of 50,000.