Video - How the Great Fire of London Ended the Plague 🔥

Amazing History Facts They Don’t Cover at School. Did you know that the Great Fire of London in 1666 actually helped stop the plague? Sounds crazy, right? The fire, which raged for four days, destroyed much of the city, including the unsanitary slums where the plague thrived. Imagine a giant medieval cleaning service, minus the feather dusters. Before the fire, London was a hotspot for rats and fleas that spread the deadly plague. But post-fire, the city had to rebuild with better sanitation and wider streets, making it harder for the plague to make a comeback. So, in a weird twist of fate, the devastation actually led to a healthier city. Who knew that fiery destruction could be the ultimate pest control? What do you think about this fiery twist of fate? Let me know in the comments! And don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more striking stories!