The plague left a devastating effect on the city of Florence. However, once the first wave was over, the city fathers or leaders tried to restore order to the city and prevent it from falling into anarchy. […]
As the bubonic plague swept through the city of Florence in the 14th century, many people fell victim to the disease and died. Many survivors, on the other hand, fled the city to rural areas to escape the disease. […]
The 1300s saw one of the worst pandemics in the human history. The bubonic plague, also known as the Black Death, made its way into the Italian Peninsula and laid waste to one of the most advanced community of medieval times. […]
The Nazis could not win majority votes in the March 1933 elections. Nonetheless, they tried every possible means to establish dictatorship in Germany. And they succeeded. […]
In January 1933, the Nazis and Hitler manipulated the political circumstances in their favor. The party that had less than 3 percent of the vote in 1928, had managed to assume power in Germany. […]
Ports in areas like Sicily, Marseille, Genoa, Mallorca, and various other islands in the Mediterranean provided the points of entry for the plague in Europe. […]
The plague in the Iberian Peninsula and France traveled through the countryside via the pilgrim routes, after entering the continent via islands and ports. […]
One of the main centers of the entry of the plague in Europe was the island of Sicily. The plague arrived there via the seaport of Messina on the island. […]
Though the Nazis performed well in the July elections of 1932, they were disappointed. In November, their vote share dropped and continued to drop in the regional elections. […]
The Nazis were riding high on a successful wave of their propaganda and perpetual campaigning in 1930. It was in 1932 that they really got busy in a well-planned presidential campaign for Hitler. […]
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