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Nature 429, 345-346 (27 May 2004) | doi:10.1038/429345a
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BOOK REVIEWED-The Great Influenza: The Epic Story of the 1918 Pandemic
by John M. Barry
Viking: 2004. 546 pp. $29.95
In the modern world where a newly discovered virus has been called sin nombre, or 'nameless', to avoid pinpointing a geographical origin, a strange paradox has arisen — several nations are claiming Spanish influenza as their own. But virologists are all agreed on one thing: the virus did not emerge in Spain.
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