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The westernmost point of the contiguous United States is: Cape Alava!

Cabo Alava - Cape Alava
This article was translated by John R. Bopp Yes, you read it right, it’s not your imagination.  The westernmost point of the contiguous United States on...

We Propose a Symbolic and Necessary Act: The Inauguration of the...

We've spoken about the Monument to the Fueros standing before the Government House of Navarre on many occasions, and during these heady days of...

Basque cuisine, the “authentic regional cuisines” between the Rockies and the...

Pork Chops with garlic at the Star Hotel.
This article was translated by John R. Bopp H.D. Miller is the director of the History, Politics, and Philosophy Department at the Universidad de Lipscomb in...

Observing the “center of Hell”: two unpublished aerial photos of Guernica,...

We're bringing you this information even though it has not (yet) been published in any international media outlets due to its extraordinary historical value. Gernikazarra...

The Basques: A nation with a hijacked history, a people that...

Roslyn May Frank
This article was tranlated by Iustrans   In days like today, we have mixed feelings. On the one hand, we realize that we have large gaps...

100th anniversary of the birth of Orson Welles, friend of the...

Orson Welles niño
This article was tranlated by Iustrans Orson Welles was born 100 years ago in Kenosha (Wisconsin). He was born on the shores of Lake Michigan,...

A big step: Bilketa.eus. Boasting 100,000 documents available online about Basque...

Pastorale Charlemagne représentée par le village d'Ossas en 1925 (Musée Basque et de l'histoire de Bayonne)
  The Ville de Bayonne just launched a website that makes available to all Internet users more than 100,000 documents related to Basque culture. The service,...

A posthumously honoured Basque-American WWII hero

Manuel Aldecoa junto a su P-38
This article was tranlated by Iustrans The events of the Second World War directly affected the Basques in the Basque Country and in the diaspora,...

The Basque-speaking “German Catholic from Milwaukee” who promoted Basque culture in...

This article was translated by John R. Bopp Next February 26, The Idaho Humanities Council is going to recognize historian Judy Austin for her "lifelong contributions" to Idaho.  Ms....

This is Radio Euzkadi, the Voice of the Basque Resistance

An article on the publications of the Basque Press Office This article was translated by John R. Bopp Today, February 13, marks World Radio Day, and as if...