Even if he's not chancellor if Bismarck can position himself as Willie's trusted advisor he'll have a lot of influence on events.
What about Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1958) or Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1982)?
That has real possibilities as Victoria was never the same after he died and the Prime Minister took control of a lot of the crown's real power while she was more or less insane for 10 years.Albert, Prince Consort (1819-1919) perhaps this is the POD that lets Vicky live to 100 as well?
Lord Byron (1788-1888) or napoleon Bonaparte(1769-1869) would be interesting.
Napoleon works only if he wins his wars. Otherwise only bonus thing on longer living Napoleon is that we would have photograph about him and we would get his reaction on Napoleon III.
Maybe I can see Him writing a book on Military stretegy. As a textbook for Military Academy?It'd be more interesting to see his reaction to the advancement of warfare. Napolean commenting on the American Civil War would be fascinating.
He'd likely be known as Pope John Paul, since John Paul II and Benedict XVI would be butterflied away. I doubt that we'll have a Pope Francis, or a more progressive Vatican.If John Paul I lived to 2012.. Any butterflies?
If John Paul I lived to 2012.. Any butterflies?
"I'm really sorry Grandma, but my generals told me to declare war against cousin Nicky because some Bosnian shot an Archduke in Saravejo. I know that I haven't visited in a while, but could you please not declare war on my armies? Also, send cousin George my regards."It's a toss-up between Lenin (1870-1970) and Queen Victoria (1819-1919). The former changes the development of socialism like nothing else. The latter - even as a constitutional monarch - might well short-circuit the First World War.
It's a toss-up between Lenin (1870-1970) and Queen Victoria (1819-1919). The former changes the development of socialism like nothing else. The latter - even as a constitutional monarch - might well short-circuit the First World War.