Bird Flu Epidemic

PornoDoggy · 10-05-2005

Just out of curiousity ... question for the non-'merikin folks on the board.

In the U.S., in spite of the devestation it caused, the 1918-1919 flu pandemic was almost non-history for many years. I'm a history buff, and I've heard more about it in the last 10-12 years than I did "officially" all the years before that. My mother's parents both lost several siblings to the epidemic (they were farm people, each from families with 10+ children), so I did a little digging when I was a teenager, and there was suprisingly little info about it, considering the numbers.

Is that also true in Europe? Is it - glossed over? - because of the huge numbers of people who died?

10-05-2005	#11
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