All in all, how well did Alois Irlmaier's predictions pan out? Were they limited to the 20th century or the 21st as well? I ask because some predictions like global warming will take a lot longer.>The winters will become mild, the harvests will come earlier, and in Germany wine and southern fruits will grow.>A great change will come from the East. It will not happen quickly; there will be many battles beforehand, but it will come.Was he referring to the collapse of the Soviet Union? There were no battles in the cold war, not in Europe anyway. What could he be referring to?>The people will no longer know what is right and what is wrong.Does he mean sexual immorality or perhaps a total collapse of morality where killing is no longer considered immoral?>Many foreign people will come to Germany.Multiculturalism and diversity?>After the great number of strangers has come, there will be great inflation, and then a revolution.Why does he pair these things with economic collapse and revolution? Isn't diversity strength?>A great darkness will come. There will be an earthquake, and a poisonous cloud will spread.Nuclear war or perhaps an enormous volcano or asteroid.I have to respect him, because he left us in 1958 long before these events yet took the time to get them out there. I'm surprised he is not highly revered.
