Carte de la diffusion de la fr:peste noire en Europe entre 1347 et 1351.

• License: Creative Commons by/sa/de
• Author: Roger_Zenner
• Date: 2005/03/04
• Source of information: "Atlas zur Weltgeschichte"
• Version 1.1
• Changelog: 1.0: new map -> 1.1: more details, color changes, more cities
• Original file is here: Image:Pestilence spreading 1347-1351 europe.png

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