The town that nearly danced itself to death

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The town that nearly danced itself to death

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What caused Strasbourg’s three-month dancing plague of 1518? And how did the town recover from the mania?

A report on possibly the strangest epidemic in recorded history.

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History on Fire did an episode on this! Episode 62.

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