Bonapart-1
Nelson died in an attack on Bologne in 1801. Without Nelson, Trafalgar ended as a Franco-Spanish victory, and Napoleon dictated peace from the Tower of London in 1806. France lost the War of 1812 trying to retake Lousiana from America, and the French Empire came apart in a series of Italian, German and colonial rebellions in 1848-1850; Russia and America (which annexed Mexico in 1853) are dominant powers quarreling over China in 1895.
Bonaparte-2
Napoleon manages to rout and kill Wellington at Waterloo in 1815. The British stock market and government fell, leading to a reforming Whig cabinet. Napoleon II is the grand statesman of Europe, and in 1863 makes noises about intervening in the American Civil War.
Bonaparte-3
Napoleon hung onto Minsk and Smolensk in Russia, and resumed the war in 1813 for four more years against an increasingly mad Czar Alexander. Russia eventually collapsed, breaking the Coalition; in 1913 the Kingdom of Poland is threatening a global war against the Anglo-Japanese Alliance.
Bonaparte-4
Was covered in an earlier thread and considered implausible.
Bonaparte-5
In 1809 both Wellington and Napoleon are killed in battle; Metternich negotiated a peace that left the half-Hapsburg Napoleon II on the throne of France. Austria fell to Communist revolutionaries in 1919 after defeating Prussia and Russia in the Great War, in 1921 Napoleon V is rallying the West to destroy the new revolution.
Bonaparte-6
I consider this implausible because of the Butterfly Effect erasing Napoleon, but lets grant his existence for the sake of argument. The Corsican revolutionary Paoli dies in 1759, so Nappy is born Genoese. During the revolutionary era, he unifies Italy in the Roman Republic and conquered Greece and Egypt. Rome allied with Britain and the United States in the War of 1914 against Austria, Germany and Turkey. Caproni's jets and Fermi's atom bomb (apparently dopplegangers just insist on being born here) make Rome the first superpower in the 1940s and in 1969 the technology of the ATL is actually ahead of OTL's at the time.
Nelson died in an attack on Bologne in 1801. Without Nelson, Trafalgar ended as a Franco-Spanish victory, and Napoleon dictated peace from the Tower of London in 1806. France lost the War of 1812 trying to retake Lousiana from America, and the French Empire came apart in a series of Italian, German and colonial rebellions in 1848-1850; Russia and America (which annexed Mexico in 1853) are dominant powers quarreling over China in 1895.
Bonaparte-2
Napoleon manages to rout and kill Wellington at Waterloo in 1815. The British stock market and government fell, leading to a reforming Whig cabinet. Napoleon II is the grand statesman of Europe, and in 1863 makes noises about intervening in the American Civil War.
Bonaparte-3
Napoleon hung onto Minsk and Smolensk in Russia, and resumed the war in 1813 for four more years against an increasingly mad Czar Alexander. Russia eventually collapsed, breaking the Coalition; in 1913 the Kingdom of Poland is threatening a global war against the Anglo-Japanese Alliance.
Bonaparte-4
Was covered in an earlier thread and considered implausible.
Bonaparte-5
In 1809 both Wellington and Napoleon are killed in battle; Metternich negotiated a peace that left the half-Hapsburg Napoleon II on the throne of France. Austria fell to Communist revolutionaries in 1919 after defeating Prussia and Russia in the Great War, in 1921 Napoleon V is rallying the West to destroy the new revolution.
Bonaparte-6
I consider this implausible because of the Butterfly Effect erasing Napoleon, but lets grant his existence for the sake of argument. The Corsican revolutionary Paoli dies in 1759, so Nappy is born Genoese. During the revolutionary era, he unifies Italy in the Roman Republic and conquered Greece and Egypt. Rome allied with Britain and the United States in the War of 1914 against Austria, Germany and Turkey. Caproni's jets and Fermi's atom bomb (apparently dopplegangers just insist on being born here) make Rome the first superpower in the 1940s and in 1969 the technology of the ATL is actually ahead of OTL's at the time.