It killed somewhere between 75 and 200 million people.Socially it gave the peasantry, which was a badly decimated and lead to a shortage of agricultural labor, a lot more leverage over their lords.
In Nuremberg, for instance, the Frauenkirche in the heart of the city was built on the site of the former synagogue before which 500 Jewish citizens were burned to death during the height of the Black Death.
