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Ah-chew! (Sniffle, Sniffle) – the pneumonic influenza pandemic of 1919
Today on 2SER Breakfast, Lisa and Tess talked about the pneumonic influenza pandemic of 1919 (aka the Spanish flu) – a world-wide pandemic that hit Sydney 100 years ago in February 1919. More people died from the flu around the world than from WW1 – but... read more
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Got the sniffles? Be careful... This morning on 2ser FM Breakfast, Lisa Murray and Tess Connery talked about the pneumonic influenza pandemic of 1919 (aka the 'Spanish flu') and its terrible impact on Sydney.
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Ah-chew! (Sniffle, Sniffle) – the pneumonic influenza pandemic of 1919
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