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A gripping tale of World War III unfolds as global powers clash, revealing the horrors of invasion, destruction, and the rise of new superpowers. Explore the devastating impact of advanced warfare and the struggle for survival in a world forever changed. In The Great, Great War - World War III: The Beginning of the End, the narrative delves into the catastrophic events leading to a global conflict that reshapes the world. The United States, NATO, Japan, Israel, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and India unite against a formidable alliance of China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, and Syria. The story's primary focus is the harrowing invasion of America by these forces, plunging the nation and Europe into six years of unimaginable suffering. As the conflict escalates, Israel faces a brutal assault from Russia, Iran, and Syria, while the once-mighty Russia faces near annihilation. The aftermath sees a resurgence of European power and the dramatic decline of the United States, paving the way for China to emerge as the dominant superpower. The narrative intricately weaves in the roles of military robots, drones, EMP technology, and even UFOs, alongside the harrowing use of tactical nuclear weapons, resulting in the staggering loss of over 2 billion lives. This novel is inspired by the author's prophetic visions from 28 years ago, foreseeing a war that eclipses World War II in its devastation. World War III is depicted as a conflict that will redefine humanity's future, marking the worst war in history, yet hinting at the resilience and hope that may arise from the ashes of destruction. Prepare for a gripping exploration of survival, power, and the human spirit in the face of overwhelming odds.

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Curtis Daniel Pitton holds M.A. degrees in Psychology with a clinical emphasis and History focusing on American and European Studies, along with B.A. degrees in Sociology and Biology.He taught undergraduate Psychology for 20 years and American and European History for 4 years. He also has 44 years of experience as a psychotherapist and substance abuse counselor with specialized training in Dual Mental Health Disorders and the treatment of victims of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). He has written short Mental Health guides entitled ""Suicide"" and ""Stress"", two particular areas of personal interest and training. He resides in Texas, just outside Dallas and resides with a pair of spunky and rambunctious cats. An accomplished poet, he has written over 60 poems, three of which are published, and is currently working on several novels. His hobbies include backpacking, camping, skiing, tennis, chess, attending movies, musicals, operas and plays, and international travel.

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