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Basque (Euskara) is the only Paleo-European language that has survived the Indo-European migrations.

The first lady looked so much like my grandmother. 😭 Genes are a funny thing.

I'm from the central mountains of Puerto Rico and my DNA test said I have 2 percent basque bloodlines on me but I'm 85 percent ancient celts bloodlines mostly Iberians celts bloodlines from north portugal and north Spain but I'm Irish north west England south west England north Scotland as well French plus I even have 2 percent north Norway and 1 percent Switzerland.No Africa or oriental or jew Hebrew moors etc weird but my ancient ancestors stay with in the blood rest of my blood is native from Puerto Rico.But im mostly ancient celt blood lines

You mention the first migration of the Basques with Columbus, and you mention Basques in South America. What about the Basques that migrated from south to north and settled in Northeast Mexico and South Texas up to San Antonio in the early 18th century. That is another Basque story. I am a descendant of the Basques in San Antonio, but not much is mentioned or written about Basques in Texas and that migration to that portion of the US.

Those Berriochoa girls sure are sharp! Aupa neskak!

An excellent well rounded story. Many thanks.

I am originally from CA's San Joaquin Valley Area where there is the Basque Shepherds Community of Kern, Co. (South of my Hometown Area), but now I currently reside in Taos, NM. and I found out that there are some families that are of Spanish Basque Ancestry, such as the Aguirre's, the Arreguin's, and the Mondragon's.

Thank you! Im 85% Basque. My father and grandmother spoke Euruska. This was such an informative program! My grandfather was a coal miner in Nevada,herded sheep in Idaho. I have always identified as Basque.

are these communities still strong? I'd love to visit from Euskadi.

5:15 In France, the Basque language has been persecuted and marginalized to the brink of extinction. Luckily, Franco's been six feet under for long and euskera is an official language in today's Spain.

my grandma is Muxika my grandpa is Munoz Big Basque Country over here 30% Native Comanche Apache Yaqui

One of my favorite really local nicer restaurants that’s been around since at least 1980s called Louie’s Basque Corner. It was family style sitting it was the coolest place my papa an Italian man knew the owners or something and my parents wedding rehearsal dinner was held there. Since Covid I’m not sure if it’s still there I hope so. I day dream about salmon I ate there literally 10 years ago lol

there are reparations coming. trudeau declared the french settlers and their descendants effected by the forced removals from nova scotia in the 1700s as First Nation. those benefits will never come but the declaration is bound to set off a battle in canada. cast to sea families split up, by order of the crown. from the highlands to the islands, the Basque people came thru Capbreton.

My Basque part of the family is on my mothers father's side, Oquendo Izaguirre, from San Sebastian. My grandfather's parents left the Basque country to Cuba in the late 19 Century.

GORA EUSKALERRIA TA ASKATATUTA

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Ay ama, usteet eztetela iñoiz aitu ainbeste euskaldun ameriketako inglesa hitzeiten. Nere amona inglaterra juntzan ez ameriketa. Ze dokumental on, uain ameriketa naet jun jende hau bixitatzea

Wow! 😯

In the 1945 to 2010 i saw this all over Calif and Nevada and Idaho 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

The basque accent is very unique

Beautiful and thanks for sharing Greetings from the Basque Country

The Basque Country is the cradle of ancient warriors and knights. They are less likely to be immigrated by Portuguese and Mooro people, so they have light skin, red lips, high noses, deep eyes, and look more elegant than other autonomous regions of Spain. Especially, they are a people with a martial spirit and a princely spirit. Typically, A.Bilbao club never buys players originating outside the Basque country. Real Sosiedas as well as 1 opposing team in each Spanish city are royally sponsored vassals. The Basque Country and Basque people are so beautiful.

this was sooo good!

Once and old básque told me a Spanish Civil War story..... It was in the very early days of the War and this REQUETE battallion From NAVARRA which is the part of Spain (the old KINGDOM of Navarra From were today's Euzkady stems From)so mostly are básque speakers too....were going to the front.... So he went on; US kids seing such gallant Armed Troops wearing their red berets Hailled them telling them in básque; Gora Chapelgorry gudariak...gora gora....Requeteak.... When two of the soldiers left the formation and taking as kids by the Ear began kicking US in our back sides and when they stop hurting US they said aloud : This monkey silly Talk of yours is Now prohibited in our Beloved España....so Talk Castilian Spanish from Now on....understood.? But we only had hailed them the old básque said by shouting; Long live the red Beret Requeté Soldiers long live...long live....and he Smiled as he told me his childhood Civil war story.....

Basques culture is just another Iberian culture....they have always been Spaniards, citizen's of the oldest nation state in Europe..... The Germánic Gothic KINGDOM that created Spain as we know It. Spaniards stem from the Celtiberia Meltingpot as do the Basques . There are French Basques too....their Land not being so heavely industrialised and developed as Spanish Euskady though. Franco Didn't supressed the Basques for being Basques.....they Were suppresed for being Republicans....just like the other Republican Regions of Spain. Most Troops that suppresed them were básque speaking too and Mostly Basques from NAVARRA . Which were staunchly rightwing.... The REQUETES..fanatically spanish. The básque historicaly had a very REQUETES polítical strand.

White washed history not ethnic Basques

BRENT ,muy buen trabajo con este reportaje, soy vasco, que orgulloso estoy de nuestra gente, nazcan donde nazcan ,un gran saludo y agur.

Tira! Eskerrik asko!

Boise. Is. Biskaia

Gora. Euskal. Erria. Askatuta

I’m descendent of Spanish basque and have been in New Mexico since 1692

Basques are as tough a people as you will ever meet.

Basques in the West? the toponym or name of the state Arizona is a Basque word that means "good oak". In a place in Arizona, a Basque named Urrea built a ranch, which he called "the ranch of the good oak", "the good oak" in Basque means "arizona". In that ranch a silver mine was found for which something famous became and his name spread to name the entire area

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Bizkaitar zintzo eta gogorrak.

Basques are like that wherever they go!

I wish I could get rid of the heavenly angel choir. It would be great to HEAR their story.

I'm NOT Spanish basque. FRENCH

I am French basque ancestors.

Is there any way to purchase the documentary anymore?

Very cool.

Many of my ancestors were there, Apalateguis, there are more Apalateguis in the USA today than in Spain

Una cultura muy admirable e interesante en mexico existen muchos vascos

Hi. Thank you for this video💕 I am trying to find out more about my family on my Mother's side. She is Basque-Irish. I believe her Father and Uncles were brought over as sheep herders. Sadly, my Mother does not speak of the family before her. I would love to learn my Heritage and share it with my children.

What a nice lady and such a terrible experience her mother survived. Franco was a monster.

Ma' people.

It's so fulfilling to have found where the Irish originated. Especially my lineage from County Kerry. Wish my Mom could have known. ...and now I understand where my Rh(-) is from also. Wasn't a problem, my husband was O(-) I'm AB(-), I understand t hats a more rare type, and our son got my AB , his Dad use to donate all the time. Love my Basque Irish ! American born

"That" town was Guernica. There is a famous painting by that name.(Picasso was the artist; you can find copies everywhere; it's representation of the carnage following the PRACTICE BOMBING of the city/town of Guernica; apparently, t he German pilots were instructed to bomb this unarmed town.). The Spanish/French Basque history is fascinating---

wow. Thank you eternally.

You should send this to my dad