Dancing Deaths
July 1518, a woman named Frau Troffea called walking in one of the narrow street in Strasbourg, France, and began dancing a dance that lasted aboutfour or six days in a row. At the end of the week, 34 people participated in the dance, and in a month, the participants of this bizarre dance of 400 people.
Officials advised to "dance more often" to heal the dancers, but at the end ofsummer, lusian the Alsatian town died of a heart attack, stroke, fatigue due todance that does not stop at all. For several centuries, strange-called dancingplague or epidemic in 1518, the same can not be explained by variousscientists as to what caused the strange dance of death and miracles.
July 1518, a woman named Frau Troffea called walking in one of the narrow street in Strasbourg, France, and began dancing a dance that lasted aboutfour or six days in a row. At the end of the week, 34 people participated in the dance, and in a month, the participants of this bizarre dance of 400 people.
Officials advised to "dance more often" to heal the dancers, but at the end ofsummer, lusian the Alsatian town died of a heart attack, stroke, fatigue due todance that does not stop at all. For several centuries, strange-called dancingplague or epidemic in 1518, the same can not be explained by variousscientists as to what caused the strange dance of death and miracles.