The Spanish Flu: Outbreak, Contagion, History and Consequences of the 1918 Great Influenza, born from H1N1 Virus. How The Deadliest Pandemic Devastated the World and What We Can Learn from it

Are you curious to learn of the Spanish Flu which occurred over 100 years ago?

Are you looking for a book that will detail the history of the Spanish Flu, including how it spread and how the world reacted as a result?

Would be interested to get a better idea on what you can do to prepare during a pandemic?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, keep reading.

The Spanish Flu was the worst pandemic the world has ever seen next to the Bubonic Plague of 1346. About 500 million people were infected by it and between 25 - 50 million lost their lives. It occurred toward the end of the 1st World War which lasted between 1918 -1920, and in United States alone there were around 675,000 deaths recorded.

This audiobook revisits the Spanish Flu in a unique way, starting with a brief scientific explanation of the virus and then going deeper to explore its historical context.

In this amazing audiobook, you’ll learn:

• A history of the Spanish Flu • How the pandemic spread around the world • How the American Cities Dealt with the Virus • How the world governments reacted to the pandemic and what measures were taken to counter it • How can the lessons be learned to deal with the current situation • How can we be better prepared to deal with a future pandemic • And Much, Much More!

The Spanish Flu was a tragedy on a massive scale, but it also left in its trail the blueprint of how we all should respond to similar future events. This is an extremely relevant book, especially because it highlights all these questions and more in much detail so we can increase our awareness of the event and be prepared to better deal with the current pandemic and any future ones.

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Erscheinungsdatum

Hörbuch: 28. Dezember 2024