Tag: Iparralde
On July 14, we celebrate not the storming of the Bastille,...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Today, on July 14, around the world, the media will be remembering how France celebrates its national holiday. ...
Piarres Harispe and his look at the Basques, made from the...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Pierre Harispe is, according to the French National Library (BnF), a philosopher, sociologist, and poet, professor, and journalist...
The color “Basque red” also exists in the English-speaking world
There's also a shade of red in the US and Great Britain with the same name, just translated into English: "Basque red"
“Arto gorria”. Basque corn saved in a convent
The recovery of a variety of corn, Arto gorria (Grand Roux Basque) which was the most basic variety for Basque harvests for centuries
The BNP/PNV, the swastika, Sweden, the Basques, “good Spaniards”, Orson Welles,...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
This documentary will air on ETB2 at 10:00pm on Monday, January 6, 2013
A personal reflection about this documentary...
Maurice Ravel, the Basque musician who composed Basque music, and who...
Maurice Ravel was a Basque musician, not only because he was born in the Basque Country, but because he felt that way
The Pioneers of the “Basque Renaissance” in the Northern Basque Country
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
We'd like to break our rule about referring to Basque media today, because we want to discuss a...
An illustrated travel guidebook for the Northern Basque Country from 1921...
In 1921, Katharine Fedden and Arthur Romilly Fedden visited the Northern Basque Country, and borne of that trip was this illustrated guidebook we bring you today
We’re joining in on the homage to a Univeral Basque: Julián...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
He was born in Bilbao in 1911: Julián de Ajuriaguerra, a man who, without a doubt, is part...
Maurice Ravel, the Basque who believed in his country
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
The peoples who don’t usually write their history, because it’s usually written for them (by the victors in...