Tag: History of Basque
St. Francis Xavier: the Navarrese Saint who spoke in the “Biscayne”...
Today, December 3, is the feast day of St. Francis Xavier, as well as the Day of Navarre and the Day of the Basque...
The “agur” that Christopher Columbus included in a letter in the...
Colón utilizó la palabra vasca «agur» en la carta que escribió en uno de los momentos más criticos de su vida
Basque and Iberian do not appear to be related, according to...
The possible relationship between Basque and Iberian has inspired a great deal of study that dates back at least to the 16th century, when...
The True History of Olentzero
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
This isn't the first time we've brought up Félix Mugurutza's wonderful blog. Recently, we linked to his amazing discussion...
The king of an island in the Moluccas who, in the...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
We found this story so interesting that we just jumped at the chance to break the rules and...
“Agur” (“Hello”/“Goodbye”), a powerful Basque word with a long history
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Today, we’re going to make one of those exceptions we so love and talk about an author who’s...
Discovering the work of Basque settlers: A Basque researcher in the...
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It is not the first time we speak of Iker Saitua, a young Basque historian from Algorta who is...
The Shanghai Euskal Etxea honors the “Euzkadi Assistant Marine “
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The City Weekend website of Shanghai reported the exhibition and lunch organized on March 15 by the Shanghai Euskal...
400 years later: reconciliation between Basques and Icelanders
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Truth be told, the reconciliation between Basques and Icelanders took place many centuries ago, as evidenced by the existence...