Join historian Joshua Teplitsky from the University of Pennsylvania as he dives into the dark legacy of the Black Death. He uncovers how this devastating plague led to the horrific scapegoating of Jewish communities, particularly the violent accusations in Strasbourg. Teplitsky reveals the dangerous intersection of fear and authority, where institutionalized anti-Semitism thrived. The discussion not only highlights the tragic consequences of these events but also emphasizes themes of resilience and communal support during times of crisis.