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April 7, 2024
The Spanish Empire’s Secret to Forging the Best Ships of the 18th Century
By Manuel P. Villatoro
December 12, 2022
The medical revolution in the Spanish Empire that changed the world and the Black Legend doesn’t want you to know about it
By Manuel P. Villatoro
Correos forgets the blackest history of the Communist Party and launches a stamp to commemorate its centenary
By Manuel P. Villatoro
Morocco’s forgotten affront against Ceuta in the 19th century: the seed of discord
By Manuel P. Villatoro
90 years on from the mass burning of churches in the Second Republic: the madness that Azaña refused to stop
By Manuel P. Villatoro
And they wanted to conquer it in 4 hours… the humiliating English defeat of the Spanish Empire at Las Palmas
By Manuel P. Villatoro
June 22, 2020
The false black legend of Junípero Serra: the Spanish ‘civiliser’ of Indians accused of genocide
By Manuel P. Villatoro
November 26, 2018
The great shame behind the Black Legend: the English massacre of Indians with poisoned blankets
By Manuel P. Villatoro
How the Comanches slit the throats of dozens of Spaniards in the Far West of the Spanish Monarchy
By Manuel P. Villatoro

On This Day

1689 Captain Alonso de León y González founds the city of Monclova (México) with the name of Villa de Santiago de la Monclova.

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