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 The Great War 1914-1918, and Associated Conflicts
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     The Spanish Influenza Pandemic



The Onset of Pneumonic Influenza in 1918 in Relation to the Wartime Use of Mustard Gas

by George Maxwell Richardson  

ISBN


Purchase Price
£16.65 (second hand)

Date Purchased
May 24, 2020

Publisher
New Zealand Medical Journal (NZMJ 47 (1948) 4-16) (1948, New Zealand)

Notes
This is an academic paper from 1947 discussing the probability that mustard gas used on the Western Front in 1918 caused a mutation of the (milder) first wave virus carrying "Spanish Flu" into a much more deadly second wave. The paper is very interesting and useful, since as well as tracing the probability of this having happened, it also describes apparently very accurately and in detail how the virus spread around the world