How many people did the Bubonic Plague kill? - bubonic plague
Not only during the Black Death. Bubonic plague is the disease that killed black. They are different. I wanted to emphasize.
And a source in addition to Wikipedia, please?
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Bubonic Plague How Many People Did The Bubonic Plague Kill?
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Main article: Black Death
The deadly disease has killed nearly 200 million people. The first recorded outbreak of robbed the Byzantine Empire in the sixth century, and was introduced by Justinian Plague, after the emperor, who was infected but survived. The best known of the terrible plague was the plague, which killed one third of the population in Europe. Black Death is published as in the Gobi Desert. Carried by fleas from rats, spread along trade routes and reached the Crimea in the year 1346 In 1347 it spread to Constantinople and Alexandria, killing thousands every day, and soon reached the Western Europe.
In the following centuries were marked by some small local outbreaks. The Great Plague of London, 1665-1666, was the last major outbreak of plague in Europe. The plague is in the middle of the 18th Century back, black as death, the third pandemic began in Central Asia. It has spread throughout the world and millions of people in the 20th Century.
(What about your Multiply.com?)
2 million people died in the British Isles. (Black Death)
1 / 3 of the population in Europe were killed.
More than 1 thousand dead (The Great Plague of London)
It will probably be very difficult to find an answer, because the time. I can imagine that knowledge is only about 1 / 3 in Europe.
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