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A History of the Great Influenza Pandemics: Death, Panic and Hysteria, 1830-1920 (International Library of Cultural Studies)
Author: Mark Honigsbaum
Year: January 1, 2013
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Language: English



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A History of the Great Influenza Pandemics: Death, Panic, and Hysteria, 1830-1920 As we delve into the pages of A History of the Great Influenza Pandemics, we are transported to a time when the world was ravaged by a deadly virus that wreaked havoc on humanity, leaving behind a trail of death and destruction. This meticulously researched book by Mark Honigsbaum offers a comprehensive account of the influenza pandemics that swept across Europe and the world during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, claiming millions of lives and leaving an indelible mark on human history. The book begins with the "Russian flu" of 1889, which killed approximately one million people across Europe, including the Duke of Clarence, the second in line to the British throne. However, it is the Spanish flu of 1918 that truly grips the reader's attention, as it spread like wildfire, infecting an estimated 50 million people, or nearly 3% of the world's population, and left a lasting impact on society. Throughout the book, Honigsbaum skillfully weaves together historical events, cultural anxieties, and technological advancements to paint a vivid picture of a world grappling with the fear of disease. The telegraph and mass-market press played a significant role in amplifying these fears, whipping up public hysteria and further exacerbating the panic.
История великих пандемий гриппа: Смерть, паника и истерия, 1830-1920 гг. По мере того, как мы углубляемся в страницы «Истории великих пандемий гриппа», мы переносимся в то время, когда мир был разорен смертельным вирусом, который нанес хаос человечеству, оставив след смерти и разрушения. Эта тщательно исследованная книга Марка Хонигсбаума предлагает исчерпывающий отчет о пандемиях гриппа, которые охватили Европу и мир в течение девятнадцатого и двадцатого веков, унося миллионы жизней и оставляя неизгладимый след в истории человечества. Книга начинается с «русского гриппа» 1889 года, который убил примерно один миллион человек по всей Европе, включая герцога Кларенса, второго в очереди на британский престол. Тем не менее, именно испанский грипп 1918 года действительно привлекает внимание читателя, поскольку он распространяется как лесной пожар, заражая примерно 50 миллионов человек, или почти 3% населения мира, и оказывает длительное влияние на общество. На протяжении всей книги Хонигсбаум умело сплетает воедино исторические события, культурные тревоги и технологические достижения, чтобы нарисовать яркую картину мира, борющегося со страхом болезней. Телеграфная и массовая пресса сыграли значительную роль в усилении этих страхов, нагнетании общественной истерии и дальнейшем обострении паники.
L'histoire des grandes pandémies de grippe : la mort, la panique et l'hystérie, 1830-1920 Alors que nous nous penchons sur les pages « L'histoire des grandes pandémies de grippe », nous sommes portés à un moment où le monde a été ravagé par un virus mortel qui a causé le chaos à l'humanité, laissant une trace de mort et de destruction. Ce livre minutieusement étudié de Mark Honigsbaum offre un compte rendu exhaustif des pandémies de grippe qui ont envahi l'Europe et le monde au cours des XIXe et XXe siècles, faisant des millions de morts et laissant une trace indélébile dans l'histoire de l'humanité. livre commence par la « grippe russe » de 1889, qui a tué environ un million de personnes dans toute l'Europe, y compris le duc de Clarence, deuxième de la file d'attente pour le trône britannique. Pourtant, c'est la grippe espagnole de 1918 qui attire vraiment l'attention du lecteur, car elle se propage comme un feu de forêt, infectant environ 50 millions de personnes, soit près de 3 % de la population mondiale, et a un impact durable sur la société. Tout au long du livre, Honigsbaum a tissé avec compétence des événements historiques, des angoisses culturelles et des progrès technologiques pour dresser un tableau brillant d'un monde qui lutte contre la peur de la maladie. La presse télégraphique et la presse de masse ont joué un rôle important dans l'intensification de ces craintes, l'hystérie publique et la panique.
La historia de las grandes pandemias de gripe: Muerte, pánico e histeria, 1830-1920 A medida que profundizamos en las páginas de la Historia de las grandes pandemias de gripe, nos llevamos a un momento en que el mundo ha sido asolado por un virus mortal que ha causado estragos en la humanidad, dejando una huella de muerte y destrucción. Este libro cuidadosamente investigado de Mark Honigsbaum ofrece un relato exhaustivo de las pandemias de gripe que barrieron y el mundo durante los siglos XIX y XX, cobrándose millones de vidas y dejando una huella indeleble en la historia de la humanidad. libro comienza con la «gripe rusa» de 1889, que mató a aproximadamente un millón de personas en toda , incluido el duque Clarence, segundo en la línea al trono británico. n embargo, es la gripe española de 1918 la que realmente llama la atención del lector, ya que se propaga como un incendio forestal, infectando a aproximadamente 50 millones de personas, es decir, casi el 3% de la población mundial, y tiene un impacto duradero en la sociedad. A lo largo del libro, Honigsbaum teje hábilmente eventos históricos, ansiedades culturales y avances tecnológicos para dibujar una imagen vívida de un mundo luchando contra el miedo a las enfermedades. La prensa telegráfica y de masas desempeñó un papel importante en el aumento de estos miedos, el aumento de la histeria pública y la agudización del pánico.
Storia delle grandi pandemie influenzali: Morte, panico e isteria, 1830-1920 Mentre ci approfondiamo nelle pagine della Storia delle grandi pandemie influenzali, ci spostiamo in un momento in cui il mondo è stato devastato da un virus mortale che ha causato caos all'umanità, lasciando un segno di morte e distruzione. Questo libro studiato attentamente da Mark Honigsbaum offre un rapporto completo sulle pandemie influenzali che hanno colpito l'e il mondo nel corso del Novecento e del Ventesimo secolo, portando via milioni di vite e lasciando un segno indelebile nella storia dell'umanità. Il libro inizia con l'influenza russa del 1889, che ha ucciso circa un milione di persone in tutta , compreso il duca Clarence, il secondo in fila per il trono britannico. Tuttavia, è l'influenza spagnola del 1918 che attira davvero l'attenzione del lettore perché si diffonde come un incendio boschivo, infettando circa 50 milioni di persone, quasi il 3% della popolazione mondiale, e ha un impatto duraturo sulla società. Nel corso di tutto il libro, Honigsbaum è stato bravo a mettere insieme eventi storici, allarmismi culturali e progressi tecnologici per disegnare un quadro vivace di un mondo che combatte la paura delle malattie. La stampa telegrafica e di massa ha avuto un ruolo importante nel rafforzare queste paure, alimentare l'isteria pubblica e aumentare ulteriormente il panico.
Die Geschichte der großen Grippepandemien: Tod, Panik und Hysterie, 1830-1920 Während wir tiefer in die Seiten der „Geschichte der großen Grippepandemien“ eintauchen, werden wir in eine Zeit zurückversetzt, in der die Welt von einem tödlichen Virus verwüstet wurde, das der Menschheit Chaos zugefügt und eine Spur von Tod und Zerstörung hinterlassen hat. Dieses sorgfältig recherchierte Buch von Mark Honigsbaum bietet einen umfassenden Bericht über die Grippepandemien, die und die Welt im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert heimsuchten, Millionen von Menschenleben forderten und einen unauslöschlichen Eindruck in der Geschichte der Menschheit hinterließen. Das Buch beginnt mit der „russischen Grippe“ von 1889, die europaweit rund eine Million Menschen tötete, darunter den Herzog von Clarence, den zweiten in der britischen Thronfolge. Es ist jedoch die Spanische Grippe von 1918, die die Aufmerksamkeit des sers auf sich zieht, da sie sich wie ein Lauffeuer ausbreitet, etwa 50 Millionen Menschen oder fast 3% der Weltbevölkerung infiziert und die Gesellschaft nachhaltig beeinflusst. Im Laufe des Buches verwebt Honigsbaum geschickt historische Ereignisse, kulturelle Ängste und technologische Fortschritte, um ein lebendiges Bild einer Welt zu zeichnen, die mit der Angst vor Krankheiten kämpft. Die Telegraphen- und Massenpresse spielte eine bedeutende Rolle bei der Verstärkung dieser Ängste, der Schürung der öffentlichen Hysterie und der weiteren Verschärfung der Panik.
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Büyük Grip Pandemileri Tarihi: Ölüm, Panik ve Histeri, 1830-1920 Büyük Grip Pandemileri Tarihi sayfalarına girerken, dünyanın insanlığa zarar veren ölümcül bir virüs tarafından tahrip edildiği, ölüm ve yıkım izi bıraktığı bir zamana taşınıyoruz. Mark Honigsbaum'un dikkatle araştırılmış bu kitabı, on dokuzuncu ve yirminci yüzyıllarda Avrupa'yı ve dünyayı kasıp kavuran, milyonlarca yaşama mal olan ve insanlık tarihinde silinmez bir iz bırakan grip salgınlarının kapsamlı bir açıklamasını sunuyor. Kitap, 1889'da, İngiliz tahtına ikinci sırada olan Clarence Dükü de dahil olmak üzere Avrupa çapında tahmini bir milyon insanı öldüren "Rus gribi'ile başlıyor. Bununla birlikte, orman yangını gibi yayıldığı, tahminen 50 milyon insanı veya dünya nüfusunun yaklaşık %3'ünü enfekte ettiği ve toplum üzerinde kalıcı bir etkiye sahip olduğu için okuyucunun dikkatini çeken 1918 İspanyol gribidir. Kitap boyunca Honigsbaum, hastalık korkusuyla boğuşan bir dünyanın canlı bir resmini çizmek için tarihsel olayları, kültürel kaygıları ve teknolojik gelişmeleri ustaca bir araya getiriyor. Telgraf ve kitle basını bu korkuları büyütmede, halkın histerisini kamçılamada ve paniği daha da şiddetlendirmede önemli bir rol oynadı.
تاريخ جوائح الإنفلونزا الكبرى: الموت والذعر والهستيريا، 1830-1920 بينما نتعمق في صفحات تاريخ جوائح الإنفلونزا الكبرى، ننتقل إلى وقت دمر فيه العالم فيروس قاتل أحدث فسادًا في البشرية تاركاً أثراً من الموت والدمار. يقدم هذا الكتاب الذي تم بحثه بعناية من تأليف مارك هونيغسباوم سردًا شاملاً لأوبئة الإنفلونزا التي اجتاحت أوروبا والعالم خلال القرنين التاسع عشر والعشرين، وأودت بحياة الملايين وتركت بصمة لا تمحى في تاريخ البشرية. يبدأ الكتاب بـ «الإنفلونزا الروسية» عام 1889، والتي قتلت ما يقدر بمليون شخص في جميع أنحاء أوروبا، بما في ذلك دوق كلارنس، الثاني في ترتيب ولاية العرش البريطاني. ومع ذلك، فإن الإنفلونزا الإسبانية عام 1918 هي التي تلفت انتباه القارئ حقًا لأنها تنتشر مثل حرائق الغابات، وتصيب ما يقدر بنحو 50 مليون شخص، أو ما يقرب من 3٪ من سكان العالم، ولها تأثير دائم على المجتمع. في جميع أنحاء الكتاب، ينسج Honigsbaum بمهارة الأحداث التاريخية والقلق الثقافي والتقدم التكنولوجي لرسم صورة حية لعالم يتصارع مع الخوف من المرض. لعبت التلغراف والصحافة الجماهيرية دورًا مهمًا في تضخيم هذه المخاوف، وإثارة الهستيريا العامة وزيادة تفاقم الذعر.

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