The Bubonic Plague killed off approximately 66% of Europe during the 1350's with the exception of Milan, Italy and Kraków, Poland. This was due in part to Milan understanding that quarantining its city was necessary (at a time which didn't understand viral or bacterial infection) alongside burning down the home of any person/family suspected of contracting the Black Plague. It was also due in part to Kraków being a refuge for the Jewish people who at the time were blamed as scapegoats for the Bl...
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