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No, it did!'t affect ALL of Europe. But the main thing is that 1.ships brought it with the rats, who had fleas. And those fleas had te disease. And also the Mongols brought it to eastern Europe. So East and Western Europe were affected the most. I think some places tothe north of Europe.

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