Visita general de la villa de Fanzara, lugares de Suera, Veo, Alcudia de Veo, Aín y Villa de Eslida del estado de Segorbe

Traidores que cambiaron la Historia es el relato de algunas de las traiciones más célebres de todos los tiempos. Sucesos que, con su comisión, cambiaron el curso de los acontecimientos históricos en un país, un imperio y, a veces, en toda la Tierra. Empezando por el más famoso de todos los traidores de la tradición occidental, Judas Iscariote, se repasan algunos de los casos más famosos de traición: Efialtés y los 300 espartanos; la muerte de Viriato; el asesinato de Julio César; la venta del reino visigodo de Hispania por el conde don Julián; o, más recientemente, los casos...

New contacts between Spain and Jewish communities, especially Sephardic, were established during the Moroccan campaign (1859-60) and through diplomatic activity in the Ottoman Empire and Russia at the time of the pogroms (1881-82), starting a public debate on the possibility of a return of the Jews to Spain. The Sagasta government and the liberals wanted to capitalize on the Jewish issue in order to forge an image of openness and Europeanism, and to attract Jewish capital. The conservative opposition, while recognizing the Jewish contribution to Spanish culture and condemning antisemitism,...

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Título: “Mal llamada plazoleta de Santo Domingo. Córdoba, Capital – Con menciones de la demolición del Convento Las Catalinas“. Autor: Federico G. Bordese. Editor: Revista del Archivo Fotográfico de Córdoba. Año: mayo de 2015.