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Debunking the Black Legend

Shedding Light: Challenging the Black Legend of Spanish History

Welcome to a thought-provoking exploration of the infamous “Black Legend” in Spanish history. This section unravels the complex truths behind centuries-old narratives that have shaped perceptions of Spain’s past.

We’ll separate fact from fiction, analyzing controversial events from the Spanish Inquisition to colonization with a balanced, evidence-based approach. Discover how Spain’s actions compare to those of other nations and uncover often-overlooked positive contributions.

Our goal isn’t to whitewash history, but to present a more nuanced, accurate picture. Prepare to challenge your assumptions and gain a deeper understanding of Spain’s role in world history.

Join us in this enlightening journey where critical thinking meets historical analysis. The path to a more balanced view of Spanish history starts here!

1209 Reconquista: Papal Bull of Pope Innocent III entrusting the Toledo bishop Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada to preach a crusade against the Muslims.
1624 Juan de Mariana (b. 1536) dies.
1865 Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (b. 1809), French socialist thinker and economist, dies.
1922 The first session of the Permanent Court of International Justice in The Hague is held.
1933 Yugoslavia, Romania and Czechoslovakia renew the 'Little Entente'.
1936 The Popular Front wins the elections in Spain.

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