Lenin, Stalin and the Cuban Revolution: Fidel Castro, a Copy
Compact interpretation on 09-NOV-2003
There isn't  a detailed interpretation in English language for this presage yet.
Please refer to the Portuguese Version for the complete interpretation and  
the historical follow-up  of the facts.
 

            V. 26.
 
La gent esclave par un heur martiel,
Viendra en haut degré tant eslevé :
Changeront prince, naistra vn provincial,
Passer la mer copie aux monts levé.
 

   V. 26.

The slavish people through luck in war
Will became  to a level  too much elevated :
They will change their Prince, then will born a provincial,
They will pass the sea and a copy will be raised to the mounts

         This quatrain talks about the Communist revolution and also about Fidel Castro.

         The first verse cites the curious  fact about the Communist revolution: they stayed on power for luck. The "heur martial" is a reference  to Brest-Litovsk and the defeat of Germany on WWI.

         The points are  the following:

a) Lenin  and  various socialists, including Trotsky, have received money from the Kaiser by their activities against the war; inn fact there is a testimony of a person that stated that Lenin was registered as a German spy, acting as a double crosser and receiving money for those activities

b) the Kaiser, when the Communist Revolution won the power was trying to blackmail the government by the activities of Lenin and some others

c) the extortion was really done and the result was Brest-Litovsk

d) when German lost the war, the Kaiser pondered that if his name were associated with the communist government in a anti-Semitic country he could be charged by this association

e) so, by this last reason, the extortion did not succeed past Brest-Litovsk

f) Lenin  and the communists were kept on power  since his betrayal was not divulged to the public

         So the "heur martial"  was the defeat of Germany on WWI, which permitted Lenin and the communists be kept on power and in fact go to an "elevated level" before the world.

         The third verse is an irony because after Lenin came a provincial (Stalin) .

         The fourth verse says that the revolution would cross the sea (the Atlantic Ocean) and a copy  of Stalin (Fidel) would  be  made on the "mounts (Sierra Maestra)