How have we been a world where Napoleon beats
everyone? Or in which Hitler wins the war?
Without Lenin, the figure of Hitler probably would not
exist, who would require much of the support of the German conservative elites
to the fear generated by the possibility of a Bolshevik revolution, who
believed that he was the only one who could stop Marxism. Without the Soviet
Union, Mao could not operate in China, there would be no Vietnam War, no Berlin
Wall, and no Cold War ...
What would have happened if Napoleon had won the
Battle of Waterloo and then defeated his enemies, including the Russian Empire,
Great Britain, Austria, and Prussia? Some imagine the whole of Europe speaking
French, a Napoleonic empire that spread to China, after invading Russia a second
time, but now successfully. In this scenario of Europe under French rule,
Germany could not develop the power or the threat that led to the First World
War - and therefore, neither to the Second World War - radically changing the
20th century.
Britain, for its part, would become a republic,
according to the plans that Napoleon himself had, and the British Empire had a
quite different face, also changing our current culture. But overall,
historians believe that while Waterloo sells Napoleon's defeat, a victory on
his part doesn't have to ensure a complete victory, just delaying his
inevitable downfall. It is also attractive to imagine a world without the
horrors of the two World Wars and where we all understand the lyrics of Lady
Marmalade.

ohhhh, is nice
ResponderBorrarif there were no weapons, there would be no wars. Many people suffer, how sad
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