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I remain surprised to have learned (via my favorite currently running TV show: El Ministerio del Tiempo) that the so-called Spanish Flu of 1918 actually did not likely begin in Spain, but was called Spanish due to the fact that Spain was the first (or only) nation to have reported the illness when the outbreak began. Other countries censored the news due to The Great War, and thus ended up helping the virus spread with the return of the soldiers after WWI. A very sad lesson on how censorship can have deadly consequences world-wide.
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Hadn’t realized that I’d forgotten to link to the translations in both posts!!
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still a very relevant article on how censuring the news, and censuring Public Health Officials, has deadly consequences for all of us…
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Reblogged this on Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News.
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Thanks, Ned.
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