Spanish influenza

Spanish Influenza English Alternative forms en Spanish Influenza Spanish flu Spanish Flu Etymology Named after Spain, which reported on the spread of disease as a neutral state while most other countries fighting World War I impose censorship, leading to a mistaken impression that it was concentrated in Spain. Noun - en pathology A form of influenza that spread to nearly every part of the world in a pandemic between 1918 and 1920, killing from 20 to 100 million people. en purulent bronchitis en 1920 https://archive.org/details/0266067.nlm.nih.gov The Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918 Oscar Jewell Harvey Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania 25 By systematic organization and effort we have been endeavoring to combat Spanish Influenza in Luzerne County, with its population of 350,000 souls. Coordinate terms en swine flu en bird flu Translations influenza pandemic Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 西班牙流感 Xībānyá liúgǎn Czech: cs španělská chřipka f Danish: da spanske syge Dutch: nl Spaanse griep Esperanto: eo hispana gripo Estonian: et Hispaania gripp Finnish: fi espanjantauti Galician: gl gripe española f, gl gripo m German: de Spanische Grippe f Hungarian: hu spanyolnátha Icelandic: is spænska veikin Japanese: ja スペイン風邪 Supein kaze, ja スペインかぜ Macedonian: mk шпански грип m Polish: pl hiszpanka f Portuguese: pt gripe espanhola f Russian: ru испа́нка f Spanish: es gripe española f, es gripe de 1918 f, es gripe de 18 f Swedish: sv spanska sjukan See also en heliotrope cyanosis en H1N1 Further reading Spanish flu en terms derived from toponyms en Historical events Viral diseases