Nostradamus has predicted:

The Battle of Sensoli, Coriano, Ospedaletto and the Marano.

According to my own method of interpretation,
only french lines in dark blue will be analysed and interpreted


Quatrain I-11

Le mouvement de sens, coeur, pieds & mains,
Seront d'accord Naples, Lyon, Sicille:
Glaives, feu, eau: puis aux nobles romains,
Plongés, tués, morts par cerveau débile.

The movement of senses, heart, feet and hands
Will be in agreement, Naples, Lyon, Sicily:
Swords, fires, waters, then to the Noble Romans,
Submerged, killed, dead by a feeble brain.




Analysis:

mouvement


sens, coeur, pieds, mains,




seront d'accord
Naples
Lyon, Sicille


movement, a series of acts and events planned towards a definite end by a body of people. Here, the word indicates a movement towards a goal, such as a movement of troops.
senses, heart, feet and hands. Here again, it is useless to translate the words in english and then try to find their meaning. The answer can only be found in their french meaning which, of course, is the language used to write the prophecies. In that first line we have one of the most astute riddles of Nostradamus, and it is obvious that the words represent something else than their original meaning. Therefore the key is in the words Naples and Lyon.
will be in agreement, in the present case, will join together.
harbour town located in the south-west of Italy.
Here, based on the structure of the quatrain, I do not see the town of Lyon, France and it is certainly not Lyon USA. So, let's try something else.The word is also the name of an animal the Lion. Because the event seems to be located in Italy, I looked over the italian translation leone. According to the very structure of the sentence Seront d'accord Naples, Lyon, Sicile, the name Sicily is an indication that the town is in Sicily. Thus, leone is a syncope for Leonforte, in Sicily.
Thus, using Naples and Leonforte as a guide, I went back to World War II, trying to find what these four words, sens, coeur, pieds et mains, could really mean. Here is what I found, undeniably confirmed by history:
sens: in italian, senso, the town of Sensoli
coeurin italian, cuore, which, when correctly pronounced, sounds like the beginning of the word Coriano
pieds in italian, piede and latin, pes, pedis the town of Ospedaletto near Coriano.
mains in italian mano, the river Marano, also in the same area and the same event.
This specific event is found in the archives of World War II and if you read attentively, you will see that these four towns are all part of the same event. In the story below, they form a logical pattern and sim ply cannot have been place there by chance. Nostradamus saw the event and followed its course with the soldiers that lived it.

Interpretation

The troops of Leonforte, Sicily
Will join those of Naples
For the operation in the direction of
Sensoli, Coriano, Ospedaletto and the river Marano.

History

Along with the Americans, many Canadians regiments took part in the battles that were fought all over Italy, including the battles for the conquest of the Gothic and Rimini Lines where many of them were awarded medals for their bravery.

The battle of
Coriano, Ospedaletto, Sensoli and the Marano.  
Based in Leonforte, Sicily, [Lyon], and under the control of the american headquarters in Naples, canadian troops joined the americans in their thrust to the north of Italy.
These two excerpts do not follow a chronological sequence. They simply show that canadian troops were based in Leonforte, Sicily and Naples was the general-headquarters of the british army in Italy:
[P.139] The relief of the First Canadian Brigade in Leonforte [Lyon, Sicille] by the 9th infantry division foreshadowed the bringing together (seront d'accord) that was going on in view of the american advance to the east and the north
[Translation F.L. - Les Canadiens en Italie - Lt. Colonel G.W.L. Nicholson]

General Anders arrived in Naples on February 6, 1944 to put himself at the disposition of the staff headquarters of the VIIIth british army...
(Translation F.L. - Mémorial de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale - Tome 3 - Sélection du Reader's Digest)

Thus, the canadian troops found themselves in the northern part of Italy, en route for the conquest of the Rimini Line:
[P.562] In general (canadian) Burns' left sector, where the 12th brigade of the 4th division had captured the north-east of the Ripabianca crest, the issue was uncertain although more promising; following scattered attacks on the other side, this brigade had managed to push on to the Marano and set up a bridgehead in Ospedaletto. That night, the troops of general Ward could not go further. The village of San Patrignano was flanked on a hill 100 yards above them and the sappers threw a bridge over the river so that the 28th brigade could cross it at dawn on the 15. By then, the enemy had lost the Ripabianca crest, for, on the canadian left, a great portion of the 5th army corps had progressed close to the line. The 1st armored division held a position on the crest, straight ahead east of Coriano; on its left, the 56th infantry division dominated the Marano not far from Sensoli.
[Translation - Les Canadiens en Italie - Lt. Colonel G.W.L. Nicholson]

 Here, not only did Nostradamus relate the event itself, but again, he gave the name of the towns and the river through which the brigades would, 400 years later, progress towards the north of Italy.
This is an undeniable proof of clairvoyance on the part of the prophet.


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