Aula Parva – Department of History, Archaeology, Geography, Art, and Performing Arts (SAGAS), via San Gallo 10, Florence
Session I, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Giovanni Gozzini | The numbers of the Spanish flu in Florence in a comparative perspective
Francesco Maccelli | Measuring the pandemic. A quantitative profile of the Spanish flu in Tuscany through burial permits
Francesco Cutolo | Between city and countryside. The impact of the Spanish flu in some municipalities of the Florentine province
Leandro Colli | The Spanish flu in the San Miniato district. Sources and research perspectives
Session II, 2:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Roberto Bianchi | Managing the crisis. Florence during the Spanish flu pandemic (1918-1920)
Monica Pacini | The Spanish flu in Florence: private life and support networks
Francesco Cutolo | A hundred years of Spanish flu. Commemorations, public uses, and memories of the “great pandemic” (1918-2024)
Participants: Salvatore Botta, Mauro Capocci, Roberto Cea, Giancarlo Cerasoli, Donatella Lippi, Claudia Pancino, Ilaria Pavan, Claudio Staiti
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