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Mar 2022
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La peste noire

PéNéLOPE BOEUF
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Mettez votre masque, dans cet épisode de Crousti-History, on vous parle de la peste noire !


Dans l’Histoire on recense plusieurs épidémies de peste depuis l’Antiquité. Enfin… on dit peste mais en y regardant de plus près ce sont souvent des épidémies d’autres maladies : de choléra par exemple. Bon, que ce soit l’un ou l’autre, ce n’est pas la fiesta… Et le Moyen-Âge n’a pas été gâté avec la peste noire. Cette peste bubonique a décimé un tiers, UN TIERS de la population européenne. Une chute historique… Qu’est-ce que la peste noire et quelles sont ses conséquences ? On vous explique tout dans ce podcast de culture générale ! 



Auteure des textes : Anouk Krief

Direction Editoriale: Pénélope Boeuf

Voix : Pénélope Boeuf

Production : Agence La Toile

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