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Walking through London in 1348 wasn’t just dangerous — it was overwhelming in a way that’s hard to imagine today. This video isn’t about statistics or dates. It’s about what it felt like to be there. The smells, the silence, the fear, the exhaustion. Streets half empty. Houses marked and abandoned. People lying where they fell, not even taken away yet.

We tried to put ourselves in the shoes of someone walking those streets during the Black Death, seeing a city slowly collapse day after day. Not as a hero. Not as a survivor story. Just as a human being surrounded by something no one could stop or understand.

There’s no comfort here, and no dramatic exaggeration. Just an honest attempt to show how fragile life felt when medicine failed, faith was shaken, and death became routine.

If you’re interested in history that focuses on human experience — not just events — this video is for you.

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