Almansa

On the assassination of three Salvadoran representatives to the Parlamento Centroamericano, Eduardo D'Aubuisson, William Pichinte and José Ramón González, in Guatemala on Feb. 19, 2007, as well as the crimes that followed it and the associated investigations.

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Testimonio de dos guerras, de Manuel Tagüeña Lacorte, es una crónica impresionante debida a quien fue uno de los más destacados militantes del Partido Comunista de España; por sus páginas desfilan la caída de la Monarquía y las esperanzas alentadas por la proclamación de la Segunda República; los prolegómenos de la Guerra Civil, el estallido de la lucha y los combates en Madrid y en el Guadarrama; la organización del Ejército republicano, la preparación y ofensiva de la batalla del Ebro, la resistencia en Cataluña y el final de la contienda; y, también, el inicio de la Segunda ...

Traces the history of the Jews in Spain until the expulsion in 1492 in regard to relations between the Crown, the Church, and the populace regarding the Jews and Conversos. Discusses, also, the fate of the Conversos during the 16th century. Focuses on Castile, with special attention to the city of Ávila. Asserts that anti-Jewish hostility in Spain, already from the time of the Visigoths, was not based on racism, but rather on negative religious stereotypes rooted in the minds of the populace and of the lower clergy, as well as on socioeconomic factors, such as the rise of Jews to dominant...