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The Black Death (The Plague) - 1347
The Black Death, one of the most fatal pandemics in human history, arrived in Europe in 1347 and spread across the continent at terrifying speed, leaving a trail of fear, chaos and unimaginable loss in its wake. It is estimated that between 25 and 30 million people died, leaving entire communities depopulated, trade routes collapsed and labour shortages, leading to social and economic upheaval.
In this episode, we will discover the crucial factors such as overcrowding and poor sanitation that allowed the disease to spread so rapidly. We will examine the profound impact it had on society, and how it informs our modern approach to public safety today.
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By RRC InternationalThe Black Death, one of the most fatal pandemics in human history, arrived in Europe in 1347 and spread across the continent at terrifying speed, leaving a trail of fear, chaos and unimaginable loss in its wake. It is estimated that between 25 and 30 million people died, leaving entire communities depopulated, trade routes collapsed and labour shortages, leading to social and economic upheaval.
In this episode, we will discover the crucial factors such as overcrowding and poor sanitation that allowed the disease to spread so rapidly. We will examine the profound impact it had on society, and how it informs our modern approach to public safety today.