World War III to spark in Balkans, claimed German Prophet Alois Irlmaier

World War III will allegedly break out in the Middle East, but its spark is rumored to emerge in the Balkans after a senior official gets killed by knife.

This is the prophecy made by the German visionary Alois Irlmaier, who died in 1959 in suspicious circumstances. Some say he would have died of cancer, others that he had been poisoned. His life was studied by writer Conrad Adlmaier who published a book about his predictions. Irlmaier revelations on the WWIII possibility appear to remind us of the starting circumstances of the WWI, namely the Sarajevo assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary empire, on 28 June 1914 by Yugoslav nationalist Gavrilo Princip. That crime triggered a global political crisis as Austria-Hungary gave an ultimatum to the Kingdom of Serbia and one month later (28 July 1914) World War I began.

In his visions, Irlmaier described the onset of the Third World War and the way it will shake the mankind, writes Alamongordo, a portal which collected all world’s prophesies.

“It will be in the name of peace. WW3 begins suddenly in the Middle East and giant naval forces clash in the Mediterranean – the situation is extremely tense. But the stake is in the Balkans. There is where the war sparks.

I see a big a fall, a bloody dagger lies beside him. Two men kill a third one. The victim is a high ranking senior. The killers were paid by other people. One of the murderers is a small black man, the other a bit taller, with pale hair.

It will happen in the Balkans, but I can not say where exactly. The war will begin overnight. I see clearly three numbers, two eights and a nine. But I can’t tell what that means and can’t give a time estimate. The war will come from the east…but will come quickly.

I see people sitting in pubs and playing cards when foreign soldiers come through the windows and the doors. Dressed in black, an army comes from the east, but it happens pretty fast. I see a three (number), but I do not know if that means three days or three weeks,” begins Alois Irlmaier his prophecy announcing the Third World War.

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“I see strange machinery advancing like lightning in the north of the Danube over West Germany without any warning. People run in panic toward west. Many cars will block the roads, and people will get stranded during their runaway efforts, because of the abandoned vehicles. Tanks move along high-speed freeways and other fast highways. There will be a huge destruction and not much will be left from the big city of Frankfurt.

Rhine Valley will be devastated, mainly by air. Nothing will escape. I see three spear tips coming. That is the Russian force and is unstoppable, as it moves with the three peaks that pierce everything on their way. Day and night progress is made as the main objective is Germany,” reads the prophecy issued by Irlmaier.

It is not clear, but Russia seems to be at the center of Alois Irlmaier predictions.

“A death stretch is created straight from the Black Sea to the North Sea, as large as half of Bavaria. Grass does not grow in this area and people are all dead. Russia breaks relations with all its friends”, claimed Irlmaier.

According to Pleyades Library, Alois Irlmaier lived in Bavaria, between 1894 and 1959.

His views made him famous in Germany and, after the Second World War, people came to him to locate their lost family members.

He was accused of witchcraft, but during his trial, he came up as innocent after telling the judge how his wife was dressed and what she did during to the lawsuit.