Secrets of the Spanish Inquisition
Delve into the dark secrets of the Inquisition, a journey between history and reflection. You will discover the role of the Vatican archives, the forgiveness of John Paul II and how their echo resonates in current conflicts.
We will talk about the expulsion of Jews and Muslims, the origin of terms like Marranos and Moors, and how the courts became true symbols of terror with torture, executioners and acts of faith that ended in public executions.
And the last shadow of this dark age... still came until 1974, with execution by vile club.
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Located in the east center of the Plaza. Look for the YELLOW AND ORANGE bicolor umbrella. Reference: We are in the vicinity of the sculpture of Philip III (horse sculpture)
10 minutes walk from the Meeting Point in Plaza Mayor 3 minutes from Metro Opera.
Spanish Inquisition and its relationship with the three monotheistic religions: Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
The executioner and the Inquisition. Investigation process, torture and confessions.
Cars of faith in Madrid. The big trial. The most famous painting.
How to identify a false Jew? How to identify a false Moorish? Proclamation of Edicts of Faith False allegations
Historical characters Cisneros vs Torquemada
Symbol of the Inquisition Implementation The gallows Beheading Garrote Vil Burning at the stake Bruges
Vatican Archives John Paul II and the Pardon of the Catholic Church End of the Inquisition Last Execution of the Inquisition? 1974, last execution with GARROTE VIL Legacies of the Jews in Spain Legacies of Muslims in Spain
Current religious conflicts Holy wars? Legacies Closing reflection
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