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Be sure to check it out! https://www.bookbeat.com/pl/lekcja?ut... Was it really possible to be buried alive? In the 18th and 19th centuries, this fear was more than just a macabre imagination. Lack of medical knowledge, misdiagnoses of death, and terrifying stories spread by the press meant that Europe began to live in the shadow of a single question: What if he's still alive? In this episode, we take a peek into a world where: bodies were tested with pain, fire, and... tobacco, coffins were built with alarm systems, special "waiting rooms for the dead" were created, and cemetery guards were awakened at night by the sound of grave bells. You'll learn the history of safety coffins, extraordinary inventions such as Wojciech Kwiatkowski's design and Kajetan Karnicki's improvements, and discover how the so-called Leichenhalle—houses for the apparently dead—worked. Did anyone really return from the grave? Or maybe… it was just the body that provided the illusion of life? Sources: 1) book: Deathology - Max Czornyj (also available on Bookbeat) 2) https://kulturaupodstaw.pl/dom-dla-po... 3) https://kultura.poznan.pl/mim/kultura... 4) https://tvn24.pl/poznan/w-poznaniu-fu...