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Golondrinas Live Sessions - New Mexico's Hidden Jewish Heritage

Golondrinas Live Sessions - Winter Lecture Series Our second lecture with Ron Duncan Hart focuses on how Mexican and New Mexican Jews had to hide their identity during the 300 years of Spanish control from 1521 to 1821 because of the death penalty for any Jew caught in Spanish territories. Of the thousands of Spanish conversos who migrated to Mexico during that period to get away from Spain, some moved to New Mexico, the far northern edge of the Spanish Empire and far from the Inquisition. They still had to hide their Jewish identity, and even after the Spanish lost control and the Inquisition disappeared, the culture of hiding persisted for more than 100 years. In 1965 the Second Vatican Council issued the document Nostra Aetate repudiating antisemitism and opening relations with Jews. After that, descendants of converso families in New Mexico began to be more open about their heritage. Over the last 50 years the hidden Jewish heritage of New Mexico has been increasingly open and documented. Follow us: Website: www.golondrinas.org Feacebook: www.facebook.com/sfgolondrinas/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/sfgolondrinas/ YouTube:    / @sfgolondrinas1972   Donate: www.golondrinas.org/annual-fund/ "Pink Flamenco" by Doug Maxwell Music promoted by 1HMNC - No Copyright Music    • Doug Maxwell - Pink Flamenco [Classical] Loop