The Great Nuclear War of 1975

In "The Great Nuclear War of 1975," a catastrophic breakdown in superpower relations leads to a devastating nuclear conflict that results in the near destruction of the Soviet Union and the loss of 100 million American lives. As the nation grapples with the aftermath, Vice President Rockefeller assumes the presidency amidst chaos, while surviving Americans emerge from the rubble, seeking signs of their former homeland. Globally, governments, from Britain to China, confront the profound implications of a world reshaped by the absence of superpowers. The story follows one man's desperate journey across North America to reunite with his family in a changed world.