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The epidemic known as the Black Death struck Europe in 1347 and completely upended medieval society. It's been estimated that roughly half of the European population was killed by this gruesome disease. Despite huge adva...
Episode #102- What Caused the Black Death? (Part I) is an episode from Our Fake History by Sebastian Major. The epidemic known as the Black Death struck Europe in 1347 and completely upended medieval society. It's been estimated that roughl...
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Published Jan 15, 2020, 51:37 long, audio available.
The epidemic known as the Black Death struck Europe in 1347 and completely upended medieval society. It's been estimated that roughly half of the European population was killed by this gruesome disease. Despite huge advances in our understanding of this epidemic debate still remains about the true cause of the plague. The so-called "Great Mortality" also remains the source of a number of tenacious historical myths. Tune in and find out how biological warfare, pockets full of posies, and rattus rattus all play a role in the story.
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This episode is 51:37 long.
This episode was published on Jan 15, 2020.
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Episode #102- What Caused the Black Death? (Part I) is from Our Fake History by Sebastian Major.
Published Jan 15, 2020 and 51:37 long