It's a fair Q: I do not know who made the decision to transport him to St Helena. I know he went there on HMS Bellerophon & dies there in 1821. But why the British, having finally defeated him did not decide to execute him is not known to me.
Napoleon was not executed.
Napoleon was not executed after his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo because the victorious Allied powers decided to exile him to the remote island of Saint Helena to prevent any further attempts at regaining power.
Napoleon was not executed because the British government, who had custody of him, did not want to make him a martyr or provoke sympathy for him. Instead, he was exiled to the remote island of Saint Helena where he lived out the rest of his days in confinement.
He personally gave the order.
Napoleon was exiled instead of being executed because his captors, the British, feared that executing him could lead to unrest and further conflict. Exiling him to a remote island like Saint Helena was seen as a way to remove him from power without risking his potential return to power or becoming a martyr.
Napoleon was not executed.
The Europeans did not want to create a martyr.
Napoleon wasn't executed. He was captured by the British and imprisoned on the Isle of Elba, where he died of natural causes.
Napoleon was not executed after his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo because the victorious Allied powers decided to exile him to the remote island of Saint Helena to prevent any further attempts at regaining power.
No; several years and three constitutions earlier.
Napoleon was not executed because the British government, who had custody of him, did not want to make him a martyr or provoke sympathy for him. Instead, he was exiled to the remote island of Saint Helena where he lived out the rest of his days in confinement.
Louis Napoleon (also known as Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French from 1852 to 1870 and First President of the French Republic from 1848 to 1852) was never executed. He died as an exile in Chislehurst, UK on 9 January 1873 from septecemia after what was probably botched surgery to remove a kidney stone.
He personally gave the order.
He usually executed them and rarely showed mercy
napoleon didn't take France from anyone but was appointed dictator a few years after king Louis 14th was executed by guillotine at the start of the French revolution.
Napoleon was exiled instead of being executed because his captors, the British, feared that executing him could lead to unrest and further conflict. Exiling him to a remote island like Saint Helena was seen as a way to remove him from power without risking his potential return to power or becoming a martyr.
He was tried for insurrection and executed by firing squad on 20 February 1810. The Court Martial received writen instructions from Napoleon to"give him a fair trial and then shoot him."