Martin Bauch
Dr. Martin Bauch is a historian specializing in medieval climate and epidemiology, known for his research on the interplay between climatic events and societal changes during the Middle Ages. He has contributed to understanding how environmental factors influenced historical pandemics, particularly the Black Death, and his recent work highlights the complex relationship between food security and the spread of disease in a globalized trade context.
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Martin Bauch is a medieval climate historian at the Leibniz Institute of History and co-author of the study.
Erupção vulcânica desencadeou efeito-dominó que provocou Peste Negra na Europa | História
Portugal· 2025-12-09Martin Bauch, a historian from the Leibniz Institute and co-author of the study, explained the impact of the plague on Italian cities.
Izbruhi vulkanov so morda pripomogli k širjenju črne smrti
Slovenia· 2025-12-07
Martin Bauch, a historian specializing in climate and medieval epidemiology, noted that climatic events coincided with a complicated food security system.
La erupción volcánica que pudo haber desatado la mortal plaga de la peste negra en Europa
Panama· 2025-12-06
Martin Bauch is a researcher at the Leibniz-Institut für Geschichte und Kultur des östlichen Europa in Germany.
Det fick pesten att komma till Europa
Sweden· 2025-12-06
Martin Bauch is a historian whose research supports the theory that the second plague pandemic originated from present-day Kyrgyzstan.
Index - Tudomány - Természeti katasztrófa okozhatta az emberiség legnagyobb járványát
Hungary· 2025-12-05Historian Martin Bauch from the Leibniz Institute specializes in medieval climate and epidemiology.
К эпидемии чумы в Европе привело извержение вулкана
Belarus· 2025-12-05
Dr Martin Bauch, a historian from GWZO, explained how climatic events contributed to a complicated system of food security.
Volcanic eruption may have triggered Europe's Black Death plague
United Kingdom· 2025-12-04