Tag: book
Iñaki de Azpiazu, the Basque priest who touched lives wherever he...
Iñaki de Azpiazu, as a democrat and human rights defender, touched lives wherever he went, from the Land of the Basques to his adopted homeland, Argentina
“Javier de Landaburu (1907–1963). Al servicio de la causa vasca”, a...
Historian Leyre Arrieta has just published a book analyzing Javier de Landaburu, a key figure in Basque history
Oct. 7, 1936, when Lehendakari Aguirre’s oath changed the history of...
On October 7, 1936, José Antonio Aguirre swore the oath of the Lehendakari of the Basque Government, kicking off a new era in our country
“Sangre vasca” (Basque Blood): a book about one Basque family’s exile,...
Chabel Garanzini Mendiola, a Basque-Argentine, has written a book telling the story of her family's journey from La Arboleda to La Pampa
84th anniversary of the Bombing of Guernica, and it is essential...
On the anniversary of the Bombing of Guernica, we bring you the website the Center for Basque Studies at the University of Nevada, Reno has published about the event
Santi Lorente’s “Stories to Stay at Home (Los Cuentos del Confinamiento)”...
Many of our readers got to enjoy their daily dose of "Tales to Stay at Home" during the quarantine period, all of which were...
Aran Goyoaga: from Amorebieta to the ‘New York Times’ with her...
Aran Goyoaga is a Basque woman from Amorebieta who now lives in Seattle. She works in the world of cuisine and photography, and does...
When the Euzkadi National Team was runner-up in the Mexican league
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Euan McTear is a sports journalist and author specialized in soccer. In addition to reporting about this sport to...
Belaustegigoitia, the (oft-omitted) Basque nationalist who was recently awarded Nicaragua’s highest...
Our more regular readers may well remember our references to Ramón Belaustegigoitia. Today, we're speaking of him again because the government of Nicaragua has...
“Homeland” by Aramburu, and a spot-on review from the ‘New York...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
We have to admit that "Homeland" by Fernando Arámburu didn't really seem like more than a passable, if...