World War III (Indeed a different world)

OverviewEdit
World War Three was the largest war in human history in terms of firepower and general planning and fighting as both sides had to change rapidly to ever changing conditions, With the Second world war was the largest in terms of casualties. resulting in(aprox) 37  millions  fatalities. In a state of "total war," the major participants placed their entire economic, industrial, and scientific capabilities at the service of the war effort, erasing the distinction between civilian and military resources. Marked by significant events involving the mass death of civilians. It pitted the Communist Bloc, led by the USSR, West China, the middle east communist bloc and Eastern Europe countries, against the Allies, led by the US and NATO nations before other countries joined due to various reasons. It started because of several minor incidents, giving the Communists a reason to start the War. In a state of "total war," the major participants placed their entire economic, industrial, and scientific capabilities at the service of the war effort, erasing the distinction between civilian and military resources. Marked by significant events involving the mass death of civilians the war lasted over Seven years, and ended in an Allies victory and the collapse of many governments in the communist bloc because of revolutions, economic collapse and western demands as the victors of the War. It changed the globe political map with the US became as a result as the world's sole Superpower, the soviets dissolve into several countries, The majority of the Middle east was unhappy with the fact that NATO ultimately won and secretly started the funding Al qaeda,the organisation causing 1999 bombing in North America, and a massive increase in Green energy production as NATO moved to the only way it could produce energy without Oil as it was denied to them, except Iran.



BackgroundEdit
In the aftermath of World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union emerged as the two major superpowers of the world. The United States formed an alliance with Western Europe, which eventually materialized into NATO, while the Soviet Union formed the Warsaw Pact in Eastern Europe and erected the Iron Curtain, the major political division between the West and the East, creating major tensions between the two powers. Determined to keep either side from superseding each other's authority, the two superpowers created major alliances with other nations and engaged in a massive arms race. From 1945 to 1991, the world engaged in a long and deadly period of political tension known as the Cold War, with the world  anxiously wondering if they would one day be plunged into another World War. With the afghan war causing the USSR spent the entire 1980's recovering and introducing several markets reforms. The 1974 terrorist attack caused the Soviets to officially invade and finally  annex Afghanistan after nine years of brutal war, due to the main Organizer Osama bin Laden     hid in Afghanistan and the    afghan Authorities refuse to hand him over. In 1991 two incident that accord nearby caused entire Europe   to mobilize and the war to start. First huge amounts East Germans tried to demolish the wall as East Germans yelled  ''"Wir wollen raus!" '' their numbers overwhelmed the soldiers station there and tried to reach West Germany. They succeed in making few holes in the wall. A few West Germans who were nearby started digging from their side to help their brothers. After the soldiers informed their officers they can't hold that numbers of civilians even with live weapons firing, some general decided to bomb the wall, killing many civilians, including West Germans. This caused high tension between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. The second incident that lit the fuse was a Soviet spy plane discovering US nuclear weapons in Turkey, which had been forbidden since the Cuban missile crisis. This causes the Warsaw Pact to attack NATO in West Germany starting a third world war with conventional weapons.

European Theater(1991-1997)Edit
