Before we get into the meat of this discussion we need to debunk the bullshit mainstream explanation of this disease being spread by migrating rats from China.
The symptoms of the black death were high fevers, fetid breath, coughing, vomiting of blood and foul body odor, red bruising or hemorrhaging of skin and swollen lymph nodes and the bubonic plague has a lot of these symptoms but so does many other diseases so just because the bubonic plague shares a lot of the same symptoms seen with the black death does not mean it was the bubonic plague that caused the black death.
Further according to a team of anthropologist, they have concluded that the black death of the 1300s was probably not the modern disease known as the bubonic plague.
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https://archive.ph/7MnqLIceland was also heavily affected by the Black Death and but it is widely accepted that Iceland at this time had no rat population.
A bishop of Skalholt who went by the name of Porour Porlaksson wrote a description of Iceland in Latin which was published in year 1666 stated explicitly that no rats existed in Iceland but had an abundance of mice.
Is it possible that rats managed to arrive in Iceland through boat travels and spread the disease from there? No. Not according to zoologist, Graham Twigg.
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Source: Plague without rats: the case of fifteenth-century Iceland, Gunnar Karlsson.
If it was not rats then what was it? What or who was responsible for this catastrophe that killed off 30% to 60% of Europe's population??
Mainstream text books like to avoid to talk about who the people at that time blamed the plague on and when they do mention it, they speak of it as nothing more than baseless accusations and just ''anti-Semitic'' fairy tales. The main suspects were jews, so let's take a look at what information that's available that we can use to prove that it was actually the jews that was behind the Black death and that the cause of the Black death is not much of a mystery.
The chronicle of Hajek of Libocan presents this account;
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According to the author of this source however, he tries to claim that the Hajek of Libocan had reliable sources but edited them using later material and thus can not represent the reality of the 12th century. No matter, this is another interesting example of jews being accused of poisoning gentiles that we must take into consideration.
History of Wroclaw (Breslau) written by Nicolaus Pol states that in 1219, a fire struck Wroclaw which was followed by hunger and plague. In 1226, the jews were expelled from the town. Historian Bächtold-Stäubli speculated that the reason for their expulsion could have been because of well-poisioning accusation of the jews because the expulsion closely followed the plague.
''In 1321, lebers in southwestern France and in Aragon were accused of attempting to spread their illness by poisoning water sources. These charges expanded to include the idea that the plot was initiated by Muslim rulers and aided by the Jews of France''. This led to execution, confinement and expulsion of jews and lepers.
Source: Early accusations of well poisoning against Jews: Medieval Reality or Historiographical Fiction. Medieval Encoutners- Barzilay (2016)
The texts below comes from the source 'The Black Death' by Rosemay Horrox
While lot of these confession were done under torture, they can not be dismissed because they have alot of validity to them because of how detailed the confessions are, providing names, locations and other detailed descriptions. They just do not sound made up.
Jews confessed under torture that they had obtained poisoned from overseas and to poison the well and springs. They confessed that only the most powerful jews knew of this mass murdering crime. Bags of poison had been found in wells and springs and as a result, almost all wells and springs had been blocked up or built over in cities, villages and towns all over Germany to stop people from drinking from them.
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Radolphe d'Oron, knight and lord of Artales and Michel de Vevey, Sautier of Lausanne sent a letter to Conrad Von Winterthur, the burgomaster of Strassburg that they had received confession from a jew called Bona Dies, along with many other jews and their Christian accessories that they had been poisoning the wells.
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Jews of Villenueve had been imprisoned on the charge of poisoning the wells, springs and others places as well as putting poison into the food in order to destroy and wipe out the entire Christian religion.
A jew by the name Balavigny had confessed that;
A Rabbi by the name of Jacob had given a jewish boy some poison which was about the size of an egg in the form of powder which was accompanied by letter which ordered Balavigny to put the poison into the larger public wells of towns, the one most commonly used and that the Jewish law demanded him to do so and refusal would mean excommunication. He admitted that the same letter had been sent to other Jews.
Balavigny had also confessed that he had poisoned the public drinking fountain at Chillon. The spring was then investigated and some poison was found. Some of it was given to a jew which resulted in his death, proving that it was indeed, poison.
The Rabbi had warned the jews not the drink the water for at least 9 days and thus other Jews warned not to drink from the water that had been poisoned. This explains why jews were way less affected by the Black death than Europeans.
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More confessions:
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Jewish doctors:
Year 1250 and onwards, medicine became the most common jewish profession after money lending.
''It is well known the practice of medicine was widely spread among the Jews in the Middle Ages. Some two thousand jewish physicians who flourished in this period have been recorded, and the list is manifestly incomplete.''
''As is well known, a very large number of the Jewish rabbis of the Middle Ages, from Maimonides downwards, were at the same time physicians, who attached themselves to these distinguished scholars for the purpose of instruction in rabbinic lore, also learned what they had to teach in medical science and accompanied them on their professional visits. Thus they would attain a certain medical competence, and, if they felt so inclined, could become medical practitioners themselves in due course.''
So a lot of these jewish physicians were religious and followers of the Talmud. Magister Elias of London (13th century), prolific writer on Jewish law, was also a highly-esteemed physician in Gentile circles.
''In 1443, Vitalis Cohen, himself a physician, to teach medicine and Jewish lore (i.e Talmud?) for a year to five youths, their sons, for a fee of ten''
Source: The Qualification of Jewish Physicians in the Middle Ages- Cecil Roth.
''In the 13th and 14th centuries there was a great concentration of Jewish physicians in Southern France''. Also ''Jewish teachers educated in Moorish spain transmitted their knowledge to Southern French students while teaching at the medical school in Montpellier. They also distinguished themselves in religious learning and in the practice of medicine in local community''
Again, notice how these jewish physicians are actively religious.
Source: Jewish physicians in Southern France during the 13th and 14th centuries- Isaac Alteras.
Rabbinical and Talmudic literature does allow for the opinion of ;
That it is allowed to withhold treatment from a gentile and to cause his death by giving him 'counter-medicine' or in other words, poison.
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An example of a jewish doctor sick mentality and their sheer hatred for the non-jew can be showcased using this example of a letter sent from a jewish doctor, Abraham Baruch to Rabbi Chaim Benveniste in 1665 asking the Rabbi if it's okey to poison the non-jew to cause their death or withold treatment so that they die;
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However to cause a death that's not instantaneous is not considered murder according to Talmudic law. Meaning poisoning a non-jew is okey according to Talmud law because the poison can be blamed for the death of the non-jew and not the jew giving the poison to the non-jew.
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Code of Jewish Law - Shulchan-Aruch.
No 81: "It is allowed for a Jew to test on Akum (non-Jews) whether a medicine brings health or death."
https://archive.ph/FdH4hJews being prominent in the area of medicine at this time could mean that they had an understanding of how to create a poison that could cause diseases which were very fatal and could spread easily. Notice how many of these confessions named Rabbis as giving orders and reading from the source above, many doctors were also Rabbis and their religion allows them to poison the Gentile.
It's also curious that the death rate from the plague among jews was significantly less compared to the European death rate. This was a disease that was supposedly highly contagious and was not discriminatory so how come jews were less affected by it? Even if jews lived in separate communities, they still were in contact with gentiles who they made business with for exploitation and because of the disease being non-discriminatory and widely spread, it should have affected them just as much but it didn't. Also many of the plague doctors did not get infected by this disease, for example, Nostradamus who was a jewish physician, was immune to the plague... I doubt their outfit provided them that much protection against it. If we base our knowledge of the confession given above, then the explaination would be that they knew which water was poisoned and simply avoided drinking from them and thus they didn't become sick.
Here is a map of how widespread the black death was in Europe;
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As we can see, the entirety of Europe was affected expect the Polish area, why was this area spared from this incredibly highly contagious disease?
Because Poland was a safe haven for the jews during this period and periods before that. Poland had offered jews fleeing ''persecution'' that they had experienced in other parts of Europe shelter, it was the go to country if they got caught with their crimes. Much like how Israel functions today. And they were also freely allowed to engage in their economic criminal activities which made them very rich in Poland. So of course Poland would be exempt from the Black Death if we are to believe that jews were behind it because Poland offered no to little resistance against them and a big concentration of jews lived there as well. By the 15th century, the majority of European jews resided primarily in Poland.
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