De rebus Hispaniae
On De rebus Hispaniae.
This page is a directory to my articles in English. The name is taken from the history of the Iberian peninsula written in Latin by the archbishop of Toledo Rodrigo Jimenez de Rada in the first half of the thirteenth century on behalf of the King -Saint Ferdinand III.
De rebus Hispaniae consists of nine books, which collect the chronicles of the Peninsula from the earliest peoples to the year 1243. Jimenez de Rada used for the first time in the history of Spanish sources from al-Andalus and developed an encompassing view that included not only Castilla, Leon and his predecessors, the kings of Asturias, but also all other kingdoms (Aragon, Navarre and Portugal). It devotes a large part to the Visigoth kingdom, the title of the corresponding chapter, Gothic History, was also extended to the entire book.
This book was very popular and was translated into the various Romance languages. For centuries has been a crucial source for the study of the early history of Spain.
Articles.
June 2008
The Immigration Policy of the Spanish Moderate Right
The secret Jihad of a Spanish cartoonist
News and analysis on Spanish foreign policy
May 2008.
Spain: Heraldic multiculti revisionism goes on
And what now?: More on the controversy GoV-LGF&PJM. Answer to some questions by Esther at Islam in Europe, where it is porpossed that the antiislamic European movements are more dangerous than the Islamists.
Previous articles.
The day when those bloggers in Pajamas put on the Loro Piana suits: On the controversy after GoV was expelled from PJM without an explanation.
The irresolute Spanish immigration policy. Between repatriation and straight off naturalisation
Spanish Government did not gave permission to chase down the kidnappers when they run away with the ransom
Eight Jihadist groups have already settled in Spain
Spain: After the general elections
The E.T.A steps in Spanish elections (Updated)
Letter From Spain: The Elections
Spanish General Elections: The Pre-Campaign
El Partido Popular y las próximas elecciones, en Gates of Vienna: The PP and the General elections in March 2008
Letter from Spain: The Popular Party and Some Other Popular Spanish Parties.
Who is an Ally Against the Jihad?: The possition on Islamism by the Spanish right.
