Recalling the pivotal events of 1492 in Spain compels us to recognize the complexity of patterns of hate and the urgency of addressing them.

Precious maps stolen from Spain's National Library, including some from 15th and 16th century books, have been returned after extensive police work.

This religious and military conquest was not just a battle for territory,it was a battle for faith, identity, and cultural dominance. Dive into the complexities of the Reconquista, exploring how ...

Spain has announced new measures to speed up the naturalization of Jews of Sephardic descent whose ancestors fled the Iberian peninsula five centuries ago when they were told to convert to ...

Imaginative company The Telling perform Into the Melting Pot at Otley Courthouse on 25 May, a play about Jewish, Christian & Muslim women in Spain in 1492 by award-winning Clare Norburn & BAFTA ...

The measure aims to correct what Spain's conservative government calls the "historic mistake" of sending Jews into exile in 1492, forcing them to convert to Catholicism or burning them at the stake.

On March 31, 1492 Jews in Spain were given three months to accept Christianity or leave. In 1831 President Andrew Jackson appointed Jonathan Bailey as Chicago’s first postmaster. In 1861 the … ...

Granada, the last bastion of the Moors in Spain, fell in 1492 — the year that saw the royal order to expel the Jews.

Spain's government Friday approved a draft law easing the path to citizenship for the descendants of Jews expelled in 1492. Spain already grants citizenship to proven Sephardic Jews, the descendants ...

Imaginative company The Telling tour to Glasgow on 9 May 2025 with Into the Melting Pot, a play about Jewish, Christian & Muslim women in Spain in 1492 by award-winning writer Clare Norburn ...

On March 31, 1492, Jews in Spain were given three months to accept Christianity or leave. In 1732 Austrian composer Franz Joseph Haydn was born. In 1831 President Andrew Jackson appointed Jonathan … ...