World War III (The Timeline of Principles)

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World War III
Date 24 April 1985 – 6 June 1989 (4 years, 1 month, 1 week and 6 days) Place Europe, Africa, Asia, North America Result Allied Powers victory
Belligerents
Allied Powers	Beijing Pact

World War III, often abbreviated as WWIII or WW3, was a global conflict that lasted from 24 April 1985 to 6 June 1989. Two coalitions fought in the war, the Allied Powers and the Beijing Pact. World War III resulted in the deaths of 11 million soldiers and 7 million civilians.

World War III began after East Russia invaded West Russia on 24 April 1985. (WIP)

Background

Aftermath of World War II

Pro-communist soldiers during the Third Russian Civil War.

In the last phase of World War II, Russia entered a civil war that led to the overthrow of the Rodzaevsky government and the establishment of the Provisional Government of Russia. Even after the end of World War II in 1946, peace did not begin as the provisional Russian government got into another civil war between communists and democrats. During the Third Civil War, the Chinese government decided to intervene in the civil war to establish a socialist state in Russia. After China entered Russia, the Allies also decided to enter Russia with the goal of restoring a democratic monarchy. After the end of the Third Russian Civil War, Russia was divided along the Urals into a western democratic monarchy and an eastern socialist republic.