The WW Chronicles, a series of articles titled "The War of the Worlds," appeared online about three years ago. During this time, the materials were viewed 250 thousand. Spurred on by WW's success, expressed in hundreds of appreciative comments, the author offers a new opportunity for a rewarding pastime - a paper book. It contains more complete information, unlike its electronic version. The author tries to link numerous disparate fragments and intricately intertwined details of historical events into a continuum in such a way that it can be captured by the eye and fit into the consciousness of a person. Each chapter of WW can easily be a separate book, a big topic, but, as the sage said: do not multiply idle words, for in many-suffering there is no salvation. The author does not pretend to be true, does not impose his views on the reader and tries not to give subjective assessments, although this is not always possible.