Tag: history of the basques
A 15th-C. Basque Wine Transporter Ship that Sailed from Portugal to...
This isn't the first time we've commented on how often we get the impression that the news we find tends to somehow end up...
In homage to Herminio Martínez and all the War Children: a...
Our regular readers will have had the opportunity to discover many reports on our blog about the Basque Children of '37 Association, a group...
Our First Task in 2020: Paying Homage to the Friends of...
One of the most prized possessions we Basques have has always been those people from outside our homeland who have defended our culture and...
Scenes of San Sebastian in Documentaries from 1913 and 1920-1930
Back in 2014, we brought you an amateur film from the 1960s showing scenes of Bilbao, the bay, and Ondarroa. A year later, we...
Colombia Commemorates the Launch of Their Training Ship in Erandio
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Colombia has published a notice on its website about the launching of the training ship Gloria, which we've...
Gregorio Arrien, a Basque, a Passionist, a historian, a patriot, has...
On December 13, we Basques lost one of our guiding lights, one of those people who led a community out of the darkness.
Gregorio Arrien...
“Karmele”: ‘Variety’ reports that a film about two Basque patriots is...
Variety is a prestigious American magazine dedicated to the world of entertainment, which has been published since 1905 and which we've cited before.
This month,...
From Canada: footprints of the Jewish presence in the Basque Country
The website of the Jewish weekly Canadian Jewish News (with a run of 32,000 copies) has just published an article by Ron Csillag discussing the presence of...
110th anniversary of the birth of George L. Steer, the journalist...
We found out thanks to the Twitter account of the Basque Children of '37 Association, a British association that safeguards and dutifully shares the...
Lies and threats against the defenders of the Cause of the...
The past few days, we Basques have had to witness, stupefied, the spectacle of watching Vox, a far-right Spanish party that defends Francoism, accuse...