A Gripe Espanhola Em S~ao Paulo, 1918: Epidemia E Sociedade (Colec~ao S~ao Paulo) (Portuguese Edition)
In 'A Gripe Espanhola Em São Paulo, 1918: Epidemia E Sociedade,' Claudio Bertolli Filho investigates the 1918 Spanish Flu's effects on São Paulo's society. Part of the Coleção São Paulo series, this Portuguese Edition analyzes the epidemic's role in shaping urban health and social responses during a transformative period in Brazilian history.
About This Book
This book examines the Spanish Flu epidemic that struck São Paulo in 1918, focusing on its societal repercussions within the city's historical context.
Authored by Claudio Bertolli Filho, it is part of the Coleção São Paulo series, offering insights into how the outbreak influenced community structures and health policies.
The narrative highlights the interplay between the epidemic and broader social dynamics in early 20th-century Brazil, providing a Portuguese-language perspective on a global health crisis.
Through detailed historical research, the work underscores the challenges faced by São Paulo's population during this pivotal moment.
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