The Blind Young Man of Prague
Shepherd Boy, Seer 14th c. — 14th c. Czech Republic

Germany Will Become a Great Heap of Rubble

Fulfilled
1350 AD — Prague, Bohemia
The Blind Young Man declared: 'Another great war will come between all the peoples of the earth. Germany will become a great heap of rubble, and only the areas of the blue stones will be spared. The great war will end when the cherries bloom.' This was fulfilled with WW2: Germany was reduced to rubble by Allied bombing and the Red Army advance. The 'blue stones' regions (interpreted as Saxon/Bavarian areas with specific geology) were less affected. WW1 ended November 11, 1918 (not cherry blossom), but the final surrender in WW2 Europe came May 8, 1945 — not cherry blossom either, though springtime in Central Europe.
Source
Catholic
Century
14th c.
Recognition
Traditional
GermanyrubbleWW2peoplesall the earthblue stonescherry blossomfulfilled
Prophezeiungen für das neue Jahrtausend / Grohmann's Sagen-Buch
by Manfred Böckl / Josef Virgil Grohmann

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