Primetta Giacopini lived a life of adventure: She fell in love with a World War II fighter pilot, escaped Italy during the war, built a life for herself in Connecticut. Then this month, at age 105, her life ended the way it began: in a pandemic.http://apne.ws/Hy919NL
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I like how you reworded that the population was less but we already passed that number despite a higher unhealthy population
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It was not Spanish.
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That's the name people know it by. It was so named because Spanish newspapers were the first to report it. The true origin (Fort Riley, Kansas, US) was not revealed until later because the US government threatened US press members with imprisonment to force them to cover it up.
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But goddamnit I won't wear a mask! SMDH
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#TheKansasFlu demonstrates that#Immunology is not#nationalist but people are.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Quite a fascinating story. May she Rest In Peace.
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That epidemic haunted my grandmothers generation. Flu, in the 1950s, warranted intense concern and hushed voices.
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Stop calling it the Spanish Flu. That is inaccurate.
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