The Black Death

More than six centuries ago, disaster struck the people of Europe. A deadly plague, traveling west along trade routes from Central Asia, struck the continent with such force it wiped out entire villages and killed as many as twenty-five million people. The “Black Death,” as it was called, not only depopulated Europe but set the stage for profound societal change. 

Here we gathered a number of informational programs that explain this horrific historical event and the social changes that it brought about. If you have any comment or remarks, feel free to leave them below in the comment section