07 SIXTH CHOLERA IN THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE IN 1899 1923 INCLUDED ASIA, EUROPE,

The sixth cholera pandemic was a global outbreak of cholera that lasted from 1899 to 1923, primarily affecting Asia, Europe, and Africa. The pandemic was caused by the Vibrio cholerae bacterium and was the last major outbreak of cholera in Europe and the Americas. The origins of the sixth cholera pandemic can be traced back to the Ganges Delta in India, where the disease was endemic. From there, it spread through trade routes and transportation networks, eventually reaching other parts of Asia, Europe, and Africa. The pandemic was characterized by several waves of outbreaks, each affecting different regions and populations. One of the most significant events of the sixth cholera pandemic was the outbreak of cholera in the Russian Empire in 1899. The disease quickly spread throughout the country, causing millions of deaths and leading to a massive public health crisis. The Russian government responded with a series of measures, including quarantine, disinfection, and the establishment of cholera hospital