Tag: history of the basques
Jiří Popper, the young Jew killed at Auschwitz wearing a Real Sociedad...
Yesterday, as every day, the Auschwitz Memorial and Museum shared a photo on Twitter of one of the people killed at that concentration and...
Basque Chronicles: Merchants and Administrators: the role of the Basques in...
We've often spoken here on the blog about the role the Basques played in colonial Latin America. In the more than three centuries separating...
The BBC and the Basque barbecuing tradition, when nothing more needs...
On June 30, the BBC Travel website published an article by Ben Underwater about the Basque tradition of barbecuing.
After reading it thoroughly, we could...
Mary of Jesus of Ágreda, Lima, the Franciscans, the Passionists, and...
To read the life of Sister Mary of Jesus of Ágreda (Ágreda, Soria 1602—1665) is to discover one of the most influential women in...
The murders of Espinosa and Lauaxeta; police and GAL victims, and...
Dana emon biar yako matte dan azkatasunari
In his memory, we again with all our readers that which he dreamed of: Health and a Basque...
The Free School of Basque Thought at the UNLP in Argentina...
The National University of La Plata (UNLP) is a public university in Argentina, considered one of the two leading institutions of higher learning in the...
Buenos Aires, 1921: when the ikurriña became the Basque flag
Today we wanted to bring you an article in the Basque newspaper Deia. Now we know we have the rule to not reference any media...
Manuel de Ynchausti, the Philippine-born Basque patriot we need to know
Jean-Claude Larronde studied at the Instituto of Political Studies and the School of Law in Bordeaux. In 1972, the defended his doctoral thesis on...
Two major donations to the Basque Diaspora Archives: the family archives...
Yesterday, on the International Day of Archives, the Basque Government announced a major donation of two family archives of extraordinary importance to the Basque Historical...
Basque Chronicles: 700 Killed in La Ribera: the Three Months of...
Santi Lorente is someone our regular readers will remember, thanks to the "Confinement Chronicles" he brought us throughout the first weeks of the pandemic,...