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Napoleon’s fate after his defeat at Waterloo was quite different from what we might expect today. Despite being a dictator, he had a significant following among the French people. When he returned to Paris after Waterloo, he was forced to abdicate the French throne once more. Instead of executing him, the British decided to exile him. Here’s why: Recognition as Emperor: Britain had recognized Napoleon as the Emperor of France for several years and even enjoyed a short-lived peace with France during that time. Avoiding Monarch Execution: Executing a monarch, especially when you’re a monarchy yourself, was considered a bad idea. The Congress of Vienna, which decided Napoleon’s fate, wanted to avoid making him a martyr. They chose exile over execution1. Implications for France: The Congress of Vienna was conscious of how Napoleon’s legacy would impact France, which had recently emerged from the Revolutionary Spirit of the 1790s. Exiling him seemed like a better option2. In the end, Napoleon was sent to the remote island of Saint Helena, where he spent the rest of his days in exile3. So, rather than meeting the fate of other dictators, he lived out his life far from the European continent. Quite a different outcome from what we might expect

Because they were civilized human beings? "Just killing" people isn't actually a very upstanding way for people who claim to be worthy of running the planet to behave. Why did this question even need to be outright asked? To put this in a modern context, I think it's absolutely essential that Vladimir Putin be removed from power in Russia - that needs to be a primary goal of the West. But I don't advocate EXECUTING him. That shouldn't be necessary. Of course in his case exile isn't really on the table - he's actually committed crimes and is subject to arrest in the west. My hope for him is that he spend the rest of his life in prison somewhere. The inhumanity he's perpetrated on the Ukrainian people (and others, but they're front and center at the moment) is inexcusable.

I remember this my mother was there. She did tell my father the truth about his love 😮

..dead men don't tell tales and neither to they lead..

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Your English ascent and narration is quite terrible

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In fact they poisoned him with arsenic probably little by little.

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🤔 Because even in his exile he was greater to this ill-thinking rulers sitting on their shady thrones. Vanity rules this world after all...

because the British didn't want to make him a martyr

They did kill him Poison Charles 1 execution Many are killed as they threaten usary banking system

justice isnt real

In the Bible, when David was fleeing from King Saul, he had a chance to kill Saul when he found him asleep in a cave. David’s action of sparing Saul’s life created a precedent in Western civilization. 6 So he said to his men, “The LORD forbid that I should do such a thing to my master, the LORD’s anointed. May I never lift my hand against him, since he is the LORD’s anointed.” 7 With these words David restrained his men, and he did not let them rise up against Saul. Then Saul left the cave and went on his way. - 1 Samuel 24:6+7

The brits poisoned him with arsenic in st Helena

I'm sure Brandon is not loyal to Ireland or the Catholic church. He's just pure scum

Napoleon, like Rommel, both failed in Africa but got to dominate news on themselves and so are still respected and even loved

So you don't risk radicalizing the army or the population... Do we even need to ask this question?

Maybe because he joined the club or was in the club from the start and all this was part of the plan..

Russian and british sucks.

Exécuter pourquoi ? Pour avoir défendu son pays, le mien, avec héroïsme ?

King dont execute a king this is what happened to hitler he was exiled to italy and not executed

*In a nutshell, he was a Freemason and that satanic association, ironically, saved him as the order to exile him had come out of London's famed Lodge.*

Exiled or hide it's same.

They might have needed him as a commander in the future

Funny, isn't it? The more deaths you cause, the less likely you are to be killed yourself.

AI generated voice with an AI generated script from GPT. Such a lazy video, yet 1.1m views. This is why youtube is dying.

He was a badass. Let’s be honest. The dude was just a beast.

What's the opening piece of classical music?

Napoleon( initially an anti-French nationalist Corsican born Napoleone Buonaparte) claimed to be a reincarnation of Charlemagne, as deGaulle did of Joan of Arc, which made Churchill cynically comment to him : "Then we have to burn you again."

Too powerful to execute. His death would have sparked a revolution, yeah, another one perhaps of the 1789 variety, not some Paris Commune, but a serious collapse of social norms and a power vacuum filled by some usurper or another, likely a former beloved military official who would deify Napoleon and make him the new martyr of France. Did the coalition want another French Revolution, hell no. I do not believe this had morals involved AT ALL. The fact he was given any troops or status at all shows this. It was to create a facade of respectability to avoid chaos. The coalitions barely won any battles directly against the man for nearly a decade, depending on what is considered based on scale etc. They could not send him to St. Helena off the bat. That would have equated to martyrdom

I still can’t get over how He didn’t want Josephine to bathe while He was gone, so when He returned He could enjoy Her stink

He was executed, they poisoned him.

200 years later the CIA kills whatever leader they want without repercussions or any concern for what they unleash. Somehow that is “freedom”

Because they couldnt - in the battlefield. Also Alexander and his lover Hefestion, were considered invulnerables. Hitler survived all attempts on his life, inasmuch as Fidel Castro.

Why didn't they execute The Kaiser? The butcher of Belgian babies .

He is A Dog of varican and Hitler to

Napoleon was executed. With poison by Britons.

I feel like it’s more embarrassing to be forced into exile than be killed you can’t die with honor it taints your historical achievements and makes a joke of you and your legacy

He was very much exiled and executed at the end 😂

They couldn’t very well execute a man as popular as Napoleon. But they did murder him.

Nap was an Enigma, and you don't execute enigmas. The French Revolution changed society and Boney was the figurehead. It brought in a new scientific Revolution as well. His downfall was the invasion of Russia. He should have stopped at consolidating What he had achieved for France,making it thesuoerpower if Europe. A complex character achieved a lot but threw it all away.

Because a god can not be killed. Joking aside he was probably poisoned in St Helena.

Napléon was indeed executed ....in exile - by slow poisoning. Arsenic found in DNA testing of his hair.

What goes around comes around. Who would be the next ruler executed? -under what circumstances?

Napoleon to me was the first communist dictator

The reason was he never executed his enemies.

Would Adolf have been executed if captured? Perhaps exiled to Israel, that would teach the bugger.☹

Kingdoms did not want to enshrine regicide.