>Warsaw, Magdeburg, Milan
>mostly plague free
>rest of europe
>swimming in rats, filth and disease
explain yourselves, dirty europoors.
>>62042646
We used to kill cats a lot, cats killed the infected rats. jews were always catboos and thus where they lived, cats lived and rats were killed.
or they just didn't poison the wells where they lived.
>>62042931
Pretty much this and Poland was one of the few places to give Jews the same rights as other citizens so we had a lot of them in comparison to the rest of Europe and we closed our borders during the plague.
>>62042931
>We used to kill cats a lot
Weird. Why?
>jews were always catboos
Really? I didn't know that. I know Muslims are catboos.
>>62043006
kek, Kikes wouldn't poison their own homeland aka Polin aka Poland
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well_poisoning
>>62043047
I was agreeing with his top paragraph not the bottom.
>>62042646
Of course it began in Turkey.
>>62043024
>Weird. Why?
associated with the devil and witches
>>62043142
it was mongols' fault. they started biological warfare by throwing rotten corpses in cities during sieges with their catapults.
mongols are responsible for the death of 1/3 of the european population.
How accurate can this map be if the creator doesn't know that the capital of Poland 1296-1795
was Krakau
>>62042646
I'm sure this places have something in common but what could it be?
>>62042646
Toronto is next.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/rats-toronto-population-increase-1.3627395
>>62042646
Effective quarantines
>>62043529
Where does it say those are capitals?
I don't understand it either. There is absolutely no change of landscape or habits beetween Brunswick and Magdeburg. Back then, both were among the largest cities in the empire and there was heavy trade between them.
I always thought the Plague in Milan killed a lot of people, maybe because there's a famous scene in a very famous boo that we study in school that's about the Plague in Milan..
also used to live close to the place where they put the dying people to isolate them (only the Church still stands.
>>62042646
Most of Swedish population lived in "after 1351"
