Montanans and the “Most Peculiar Disease”: The Flu Pandemic of 1918–1919

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Retired Montana State University history professor Pierce C. Mullen details the impacts of the “most serious natural catastrophe of the twentieth century” on the Treasure State. Montana was one of the four hardest-hit states, and many did not survive to enjoy the benefits of the United States’ newly-won peace.

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