Nostradamus has predicted:
The Summit meeting Churchill-Staline in Moscow
only french lines in dark blue will be analysed and interpreted
Quatrain VI-58
Entre les deux monarques eslongnez
Lorsque le sol par Selin clair perdue:
Simulte grande entre deux indignés,
Qu'aux Îles et Sienne, la liberté rendue.
Between the two monarchs far apart,
When the sun will be hidden by the moon:
Great quarrel between two angry ones,
Because the islands and Siena will be liberated.
Analysis:
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eslongnez sol Selin clair perdue
| modern french, distant, far away. It can also be far away from each other in terms of ideology. Here, I believe it is both. le soleil, the sun. from the greek Selene, the greek goddess: stands for the moon light lost . When the sun loses its light, it becomes an eclipse of the sun. |
Between the two distant leaders
During an eclipse of the sun...
History
In the present quatrain, 'between the two distant leaders' has a double significance: it tells us that the two monarchs are far from each other in terms of distance, but most of all, their views of the world are diametrally opposed.
Here, we have the meeting of two leaders of the world during a major historical event.
During World War II, Hitler had finally decided to attack Russia and Staline appealed to the allies. During a summit meeting held in Moscow, the two leaders, Churchill and Staline discussed the opportunity to open a second front in Europe. This meeting, that occurred during an eclipse of the sun, was of the highest importance to Staline, but Churchill was rather in favor of a landing in the Mediterranean area:
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After a stop in Cairo, where he met british military brass, Churchill headed for Moscow. His plane, an american bomber Liberator and the two aircrafts transporting diplomatic and military advisors, were escorted, when they landed, by the air force of the Red Army. During the four days of talk, the british Prime Minister explained thoroughly the anglo-american plan to throw the Germans and Italians out of North Africa, and prepare an attack on the European continent, in the south of Italy. Churchill's plans did not satisfy Staline: threatened by the Germans already at the doors of Stalingrad, he was asking for the opening of a second front in Europe.
[Translation - Chronique de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale, Jacques Legrand SA]
The eclipse occurred August 12, first day of the conference:
From August 12 to 15, 1942, Staline, Churchill, [les deux monarques eslongnez] Averell Harriman [representing Roosevelt] and general De Gaulle's envoys meet in Moscow to discuss the opening of a second front in Europe.
[Translation - La Seconde Guerre Mondiale au Jour le Jour, Cesare Salmaggi et Alfredo Palavisini]
August 12, 1942, first day of the meeting that lasted up to August 15, a partial solar eclipse [le sol par Selin clair perdue] occurred. The eclipse [le sol par selin clair perdue] was visible in Antartica:
Report from the Catalogue of solar eclipse [1901-2000]
Nasa/Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Michigan:
"1942 Aug 12 02.45 PE 115 -1.525 0.056 70.4S 99.9E 0 "