C11Q055- USA on the War: Pearl Harbor and the War on the Pacific Ocean

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USA on the War: Pearl Harbor and the War on the Pacific Ocean
Compact interpretation on 28-APR-2003
Revised on 02-FEB-2004
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.

XI. 55.**

Un peu devans ou apres tres-grand Dame
Son ame au Ciel & son corps sous la lame,
De plusieurs gens regrettée sera,
Tous ses parens seront en grand tristesse,
Pleurs & souspirs d'une Dame en jeunesse,
Et à deux grands le dueil delaissera.

XI. 55.**
A little time before or after a very great Lady
Her soul to the heavens and his body to the mud
By many people this will regretted
All his patriarchs will be in a great sadness
Cries and sighs of a young Lady
And the duel will be abandoned to two Great ones

This sixain continues sixain C11Q054. The period was hidden in a scale, as in all other cases. We shall use now the value 620 from the first verse of C11Q054. Below we give the table with some of the possible periods. The base date is 20-APR-1889, the birthday oh Hitler.

Data base: 20-ABR-1889	Upward Start/End
620= 50y ± 20m	20-DEC-1940..20-JAN-1941
=51y ± 19m	20-NOV-1941..20-DEC-1941

The period implied is in turquoise. Pearl Harbor was attacked in 07-DEC-1941 (so, in the period, " a little time after (the beginning) or before (the end)".

The second through fifth verses talks about the reactions to Pearl Harbor ("The Day of the Infamy") and the impact it caused over the American people. The "young Lady" is a reference to the new American Republic (not even 200 years old) and possibly to Roosevelt's New Deal.

The sixth verse talks about the two American presidents to whom the conflict was left: Roosevelt and Truman.