Great diseases and diseases of the great. How illnesses influenced the course of history
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- The historian, scientific journalist, doctor Ronald Gerses fascinatingly talks about diseases of great and great diseases.
- proven facts will show how illness changed the course of history, saving some countries from the collapse and destroying others.
- a retrospective of the iconic motors and epidemics will help to look into the future: after all, the story is cyclical.
- You will find out how the diagnoses were made and the people of the past were treated, I am amazed at what trifles separated humanity from the alternative course of events.
- Gerst will demonstrate how the diseases of the past made the world as we know it today.
The disease and death are often served only as a fact, the moment in history. The king is dead. The continent covered the epidemic. The attempt failed. Sometimes I want to imagine what would happen if something went wrong, but the story does not know the subjunctive inclinations.
The author of this book, the German doctor and historian Ronald D. Gersta, stops at the very edge of the reasoning "And what, if, is studying the influence of diseases on the course of history. He leads the reader to the palaces of Caligula and Nero, known for his merciless disposition, in the castle of Maria Tudor, who failed to give birth to the heir, to the houses of ordinary peasants fleeing smallpox, and even in John Kennedy"s car. In this journey, you will see how diseases and epidemics determined the course of events, and more than once be amazed at how fatal this influence was sometimes
- proven facts will show how illness changed the course of history, saving some countries from the collapse and destroying others.
- a retrospective of the iconic motors and epidemics will help to look into the future: after all, the story is cyclical.
- You will find out how the diagnoses were made and the people of the past were treated, I am amazed at what trifles separated humanity from the alternative course of events.
- Gerst will demonstrate how the diseases of the past made the world as we know it today.
The disease and death are often served only as a fact, the moment in history. The king is dead. The continent covered the epidemic. The attempt failed. Sometimes I want to imagine what would happen if something went wrong, but the story does not know the subjunctive inclinations.
The author of this book, the German doctor and historian Ronald D. Gersta, stops at the very edge of the reasoning "And what, if, is studying the influence of diseases on the course of history. He leads the reader to the palaces of Caligula and Nero, known for his merciless disposition, in the castle of Maria Tudor, who failed to give birth to the heir, to the houses of ordinary peasants fleeing smallpox, and even in John Kennedy"s car. In this journey, you will see how diseases and epidemics determined the course of events, and more than once be amazed at how fatal this influence was sometimes
Author:
Author:Герсте Рональд Дитмар
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-154029-6
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