This site is about a very detailed analysis of european prophecies, which has been published in Germany, Austria an Swizz in 1997, and in 1999  Czechia.

In the first place its about the question "What has been predicted?" Then it is about the question "What can you tust in,   if    there is something to trust in?"

Foundation of this evaluation was a computer database, containing around 5000 single predicted events (or aspects of events) from more that 250 sources.

Almost everybody appears in this database (international famous sources like Nostradamus, Cayce), but also many central europe sources, american-indian sources, indian, arabic, mongolian, and, and, and.

In the beginning this evaluation is an statistic one, so it did/does not depend on single sources. As soon, as it trurned out, that specific events were predicted by several sources, these preditions were very detailed checked and compared. For example mentioned locations were marked in cards, an these marks - or their logic - were analysed. But of cause also the credibilities of that sources were/are an important aspect.

Soon it turned out, that those events, that were predicted many times, also were specially predicted by those sources with the highest credibility.

One of the most important prediction is the one of the "three days lasting darkness" - which get predicted almost all over Europe. But we know even a source from Arabia (7. century) that does too. AND we have found material from Northern American natives, mongolian, babylonian and other sources, that point into the same direction.

This three days lasting darkness would be - concerning these sources - a global nature disaster including aspects of a poleshift, but it would not be the "End of the World" - not even the "End of Culture". 

On the other hand, it would be an event, that would be hard to survive, if you are not informed and prepared before. There would be no 100% need to be informed an prepared before, but it would make things much, much, much easier.

Concerning europe sources from Germany, Austria, Swizz, Czechia, Poland, France, Italy and few other states, this darkness would take part short (around 3 months) after Russia starting a conventional war against Western Europe.

So the idea is: Have an eye on Europe, and you know what follows for the globe.

Few years after that war and darkness, Europe is predicted to be a very good place to live - even if it would be NOT the (later following) beginning of the Golden Age.

By the way: These predictions of the Russian attack started many many years before the Russian Revolution, so it has nothing, absolutely nothing to do with Cold War phantasies! 

Short before this war - concerning German sources (latest from 1984) there should be war or a close to war situation on the Balkany. Same time there should be a comparable situation in the Middle East/Israel. So thats, what we have in autumn 2000.

This combination of Balkany and Israel would be alert-state YELLOW.

Alert-state ORANGE would be, if there would be serious undercover tensions between USA and Russia. This too we do have, if you look at the National Missle Defence NMD in the states, plus Russias reactions - and if you look at Russias reactions on the expansion of NATO.

Alert-state Read would be, if too there would be a significent increasing of vulkano erruptions and earthquakes PLUS a stockmarket crash.

Because in Central Europe sources extremly much aggree on the aspect, that Russia attacks in the end of july/beginning of august - the events can be expected to get "off control" in spring of a year X. According to this 2000 would be save.

Enough for the moment. Unfortunately this English site, will stay for some time just a section of the German site. And the German site will surely stay  just a section of the book, all this is founded on.

If you cant wait for an English book version, you can write to me, the author directly:

e-Mail : webmaster@prophezeiungen-zur-zukunft-europas.de

To give you an idea, how evaluating details can look like, CLICK HERE - or switch to to German sites

Stephan Berndt,     Munich, autumn 2000