Alois Irlmaier Prophecies All Prophecies 35 Q&A entries in total
Irlmaier helped locate missing persons during WWII
Alois Irlmaier: He could accurately describe the condition and whereabouts of missing soldiers — whether alive, dead, or captured. Hundreds of families reportedly received information about their loved ones, most of which was later confirmed.
Irlmaier predicted Germany's defeat in WWII
Alois Irlmaier: "The war will be lost. Our cities will be reduced to rubble. But afterward, everything will be rebuilt, and it will be better than before."
Irlmaier predicted air raids on Freilassing
Alois Irlmaier: He repeatedly warned local residents of impending air raids, pointing out the exact locations where bombs would fall, helping people evacuate to safety in advance.
Irlmaier described a Middle East conflict triggering a great war
Alois Irlmaier: "Everything starts in the Middle East. There is a large-scale military conflict there, then the big thing comes. An important political figure will be assassinated or there will be an assassination attempt in the Middle East — this becomes the trigger."
Irlmaier described a sudden Russian invasion of Europe
Alois Irlmaier: "The Russians advance westward overnight in three wedges. One pushes toward the North Sea, one through Central Europe to the Rhine, and a third through the Balkans to the southwest. It all happens very suddenly — the West is completely unprepared."
Irlmaier described unusual weapons used in war
Alois Irlmaier: "I see planes dropping yellow dust. Whoever comes into contact with it dies instantly — people and livestock alike. Plants wither and turn black. Do not open windows. Cover all windows and doors with black paper or cloth."
Irlmaier described the Three Days of Darkness
Alois Irlmaier: "Then darkness falls, lasting exactly three days and three nights. During the day you cannot see your own fingers. Do not light anything other than blessed candles. Electric lights will not work. Whoever breathes in the dust will die. Close all doors and windows, cover them with black cloth."
Irlmaier described a great comet or asteroid impact
Alois Irlmaier: "At the end of the war, I see a great cross in the sky. The earth trembles. A massive body falls from space into the sea — the Atlantic. The water surges to tremendous heights, flooding vast coastal areas."
Irlmaier described post-war revolution
Alois Irlmaier: "After the war, people are very angry. They seize those in power. Violence breaks out in the streets. No one wants to be a soldier anymore. Law and order collapse temporarily. But this won't last long."
Irlmaier described a new currency after the war
Alois Irlmaier: "The old money will be worthless. A new currency appears. For a while there is no usable money, but things improve quickly. The new currency is good."
Irlmaier predicted pre-war prosperity and inflation
Alois Irlmaier: "Before the big thing happens, there will be a period of unprecedented prosperity. Money is everywhere, but it becomes increasingly worthless. People are never satisfied, and the whole world lives in false affluence."
Irlmaier predicted moral decline before the war
Alois Irlmaier: "Faith diminishes, people stop going to church. Young people dress strangely and become increasingly irreverent. Everything becomes chaotic. People no longer respect one another."
Irlmaier described the war as extremely short
Alois Irlmaier: "The entire war won't last long. From the Russian advance to the end of everything, it's only about three months."
Irlmaier described post-war peace and spiritual renewal
Alois Irlmaier: "After the three days of darkness, the sun rises again. Everything becomes beautiful and peaceful. A long era of peace begins. The survivors return to faith in God. It is a new beginning."
Irlmaier described a massive European refugee crisis
Alois Irlmaier: "I see masses of people coming from the east, fleeing westward. They move in large groups, their carts loaded with all their possessions. The roads are clogged with people."
Irlmaier predicted inflation would destroy savings
Alois Irlmaier: Money will become worthless. People's hard-earned savings will vanish overnight. A bag of flour will cost what a house once did.
Irlmaier described yellow dust causing mass death
Alois Irlmaier: "Planes drop yellow dust. When the dust touches the ground, all life dies — humans, animals, plants. Do not go outside, seal all windows, cover everything with black cloth. The dust will last three days and three nights."
Irlmaier described new weapons in war
Alois Irlmaier: "A weapon never seen before will be used in war. It is not an ordinary bomb, nor a nuclear bomb. It will produce an invisible beam, and everything it touches will turn to ash."
Irlmaier predicted earthquakes reshaping Europe
Alois Irlmaier: "The English coast will be flooded by great waters. Italy will be struck by both volcanoes and earthquakes. Sicily will sink into the sea."
Irlmaier described three days of darkness
Alois Irlmaier: "A terrible darkness will descend upon the earth for three days and three nights. During this time, do not open windows, do not light candles except blessed ones. Voices heard in the darkness are the devil's — do not respond."
Irlmaier predicted decline of faith
Alois Irlmaier: "Churches will stand empty. People will stop attending mass and praying. Young people will mock faith, and priests' words will go unheeded. This will be a sign of approaching catastrophe."
Irlmaier predicted moral decline and social decay
Alois Irlmaier: "People will become increasingly greedy and dishonest. Neighbors will no longer help each other. Everyone lives only for themselves. This selfishness will destroy the foundations of society."
Irlmaier described assassination of a Middle East leader triggering war
Alois Irlmaier: "In the Middle East or the Balkans, a high-ranking leader will be assassinated. This will be the trigger for war. Events will escalate rapidly and become uncontrollable."
Irlmaier described three Russian attack routes
Alois Irlmaier: "Russian forces will attack in three prongs: the northern route through the Baltic states and Scandinavia, the central route through Germany to the Rhine and Ruhr, and the southern route through the Balkans into Italy."
Irlmaier described the war lasting only a short time
Alois Irlmaier: "The entire war will not last long. When the yellow dust and darkness pass, everything will be over. The survivors will begin a new life."
Irlmaier predicted great Danube floods
Alois Irlmaier: "The Danube will rise to unprecedented heights. Cities and villages on both banks will be flooded. Many places in Bavaria will be covered with water."
Irlmaier predicted post-war peace and faith revival
Alois Irlmaier: "After the war ends, a long period of peace will come. People will return to church. The land will become extremely fertile, with harvests better than ever. Survivors will enjoy unprecedented abundance."
Irlmaier predicted communication through small boxes
Alois Irlmaier: "People will talk to distant others through small boxes and even see their faces. But these boxes will also make people lonelier."
Irlmaier predicted Germany's division and reunification
Alois Irlmaier: "Germany will be split in two, but not forever. When the wall falls, people will celebrate. But the joy of reunification will not last long, for greater difficulties are approaching."
Irlmaier predicted mass immigration
Alois Irlmaier: "Large numbers of foreigners will flood into Bavaria. They come from the south and east. This will cause fear and resentment among locals. But when the great catastrophe comes, everyone's fate will be the same."
Irlmaier predicted food shortages
Alois Irlmaier: "Bread will be unavailable in stores. Crops in fields will fail due to war and natural disasters. City dwellers will suffer hunger and cold, while rural people will fare somewhat better as they can be self-sufficient."
Irlmaier described Paris being destroyed in war
Alois Irlmaier: "Paris will be destroyed in war. A great fire will burn from within — lit by the Parisians themselves. Mobs will rampage through the city, and the tower will collapse."
Irlmaier predicted the Pope fleeing Rome
Alois Irlmaier: "The Pope will have to flee Rome. He will escape in disguise, accompanied by two loyal aides. Many priests will be killed."
Irlmaier described a great counterattack repelling the Russians
Alois Irlmaier: "When the Russians advance to the Rhine, a great army from the west will launch a counterattack. A secret weapon will be deployed, and the Russians will be swiftly repelled. Their army will collapse during the retreat."
Irlmaier predicted a new post-war order
Alois Irlmaier: "After the great catastrophe, nations will sign peace treaties. New currency will be issued. The political landscape will be completely different — no more superpower confrontation. A great leader will bring lasting peace."
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Irlmaier predicted Germany's defeat in WWII
Alois Irlmaier: "The war will be lost. Our cities will be reduced to rubble. But afterward, everything will be rebuilt, and it will be better than before."
Germany surrendered unconditionally in May 1945. Major German cities were heavily damaged by Allied bombing. Post-war reconstruction, aided by the Marshall Plan, led to the 'Wirtschaftswunder' (economic miracle), with economic levels far surpassing pre-war standards.
Irlmaier predicted Germany's division and reunification
Alois Irlmaier: "Germany will be split in two, but not forever. When the wall falls, people will celebrate. But the joy of reunification will not last long, for greater difficulties are approaching."
Germany split into East and West in 1949. The Berlin Wall fell on November 9, 1989, and Germany reunified on October 3, 1990. Post-reunification costs of rebuilding East Germany, unemployment, and social fractures indeed brought 'greater difficulties'.
Irlmaier predicted decline of faith
Alois Irlmaier: "Churches will stand empty. People will stop attending mass and praying. Young people will mock faith, and priests' words will go unheeded. This will be a sign of approaching catastrophe."
Religious participation declined sharply in 21st-century Europe. Over 500,000 left the German church in 2022 (a record). Regular worship attendance in France and Netherlands fell below 10%. Atheism among younger generations continues rising.
Irlmaier predicted communication through small boxes
Alois Irlmaier: "People will talk to distant others through small boxes and even see their faces. But these boxes will also make people lonelier."
Video calls on smartphones perfectly fulfilled this prophecy. Over 6 billion smartphone users globally by 2024. Research shows excessive social media use increases loneliness and depression — exactly as Irlmaier warned about 'making people lonelier'.
Irlmaier predicted mass immigration
Alois Irlmaier: "Large numbers of foreigners will flood into Bavaria. They come from the south and east. This will cause fear and resentment among locals. But when the great catastrophe comes, everyone's fate will be the same."
During the 2015 European refugee crisis, over 1 million refugees entered Germany, with Bavaria as a major entry point bearing enormous pressure. This triggered heated debate, the rise of right-wing parties like AfD, and public anxiety.
Irlmaier helped locate missing persons during WWII
Alois Irlmaier: He could accurately describe the condition and whereabouts of missing soldiers — whether alive, dead, or captured. Hundreds of families reportedly received information about their loved ones, most of which was later confirmed.
Numerous testimonies from families were documented. During his 1947 trial, multiple witnesses confirmed the accuracy of his information about missing persons. The court ultimately ruled his abilities genuine and acquitted him.
Irlmaier predicted air raids on Freilassing
Alois Irlmaier: He repeatedly warned local residents of impending air raids, pointing out the exact locations where bombs would fall, helping people evacuate to safety in advance.
Multiple Freilassing residents confirmed Irlmaier's accurate warnings before air raids. He even specified which houses would be destroyed and which would survive. These testimonies became key evidence in his 1947 trial.
Irlmaier described a Middle East conflict triggering a great war
Alois Irlmaier: "Everything starts in the Middle East. There is a large-scale military conflict there, then the big thing comes. An important political figure will be assassinated or there will be an assassination attempt in the Middle East — this becomes the trigger."
Irlmaier described a sudden Russian invasion of Europe
Alois Irlmaier: "The Russians advance westward overnight in three wedges. One pushes toward the North Sea, one through Central Europe to the Rhine, and a third through the Balkans to the southwest. It all happens very suddenly — the West is completely unprepared."
Irlmaier described unusual weapons used in war
Alois Irlmaier: "I see planes dropping yellow dust. Whoever comes into contact with it dies instantly — people and livestock alike. Plants wither and turn black. Do not open windows. Cover all windows and doors with black paper or cloth."
Irlmaier described the Three Days of Darkness
Alois Irlmaier: "Then darkness falls, lasting exactly three days and three nights. During the day you cannot see your own fingers. Do not light anything other than blessed candles. Electric lights will not work. Whoever breathes in the dust will die. Close all doors and windows, cover them with black cloth."
Irlmaier described a great comet or asteroid impact
Alois Irlmaier: "At the end of the war, I see a great cross in the sky. The earth trembles. A massive body falls from space into the sea — the Atlantic. The water surges to tremendous heights, flooding vast coastal areas."
Irlmaier described post-war revolution
Alois Irlmaier: "After the war, people are very angry. They seize those in power. Violence breaks out in the streets. No one wants to be a soldier anymore. Law and order collapse temporarily. But this won't last long."
Irlmaier described a new currency after the war
Alois Irlmaier: "The old money will be worthless. A new currency appears. For a while there is no usable money, but things improve quickly. The new currency is good."
Irlmaier predicted pre-war prosperity and inflation
Alois Irlmaier: "Before the big thing happens, there will be a period of unprecedented prosperity. Money is everywhere, but it becomes increasingly worthless. People are never satisfied, and the whole world lives in false affluence."
Irlmaier predicted moral decline before the war
Alois Irlmaier: "Faith diminishes, people stop going to church. Young people dress strangely and become increasingly irreverent. Everything becomes chaotic. People no longer respect one another."
Secularization in Western Europe has indeed continued — church attendance has declined steadily since WWII, with regular religious participation falling below 20% in many countries by the early 21st century. Changes in youth fashion and social attitudes also match. However, such broad social trend 'predictions' lack temporal specificity and constitute generalized forecasting.
Irlmaier described the war as extremely short
Alois Irlmaier: "The entire war won't last long. From the Russian advance to the end of everything, it's only about three months."
Irlmaier described post-war peace and spiritual renewal
Alois Irlmaier: "After the three days of darkness, the sun rises again. Everything becomes beautiful and peaceful. A long era of peace begins. The survivors return to faith in God. It is a new beginning."
Irlmaier described a massive European refugee crisis
Alois Irlmaier: "I see masses of people coming from the east, fleeing westward. They move in large groups, their carts loaded with all their possessions. The roads are clogged with people."
During the 2015 European refugee crisis, over a million refugees entered Europe from the Middle East and North Africa. However, Irlmaier described flight from the east (the direction of Russian invasion), which doesn't fully match actual refugee routes. The visual scene partially matches, but the context and causes differ.