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Video Documentary of The Influenza of 1918 in America. It is told by survivors of the pandemic interspersed with scientific information and historical facts regarding the Influenza. It puts human faces to the statistics and explains the culture of the time. It explains which age groups and segments of society were targeted by the virus. It goes on in detail to the pathologist recount of recovering the original virus from a grave in an Inuit Village in Alaska, military archives, military medical reports of the time etc. It provides back ground on more current research into the 1918 virus. It discuses N5H1 Bird Flu potential somewhat .
It is a good primer for the 1918 Influenza and how it spread and effected families and the genetic research that has been done on it since.
