Amazing information. I am African American but I lived in both countries. The contribution of Jews to Iberian civilization is played down. I don't believe for one minute the Hitler thought they were inferior. It was just the opposite and that's why he wanted to get rid of them. Jealousy! Great video!
Santos is the new surname adopted by the Ben Shoshan family from Toledo Spain, who later fled to Portugal after the Alhambra decree or Edict of Granada. Remembering that tradition links the surname Shoshan (Lily) directly to the Royal House of King David. Before 1492 there were no Jews with the surname Santos.
It's funny, we're some of the last speakers of the Judeo-Lusitanian dialect, but the Jewish community does not know or officially recognize us : They said my surname Santos isn't jew : Some of my ancestors : Simão de los Santos (17th century) - a Portuguese Jewish poet and scholar who lived in Amsterdam and authored several important works on Jewish history. Samuel Baruch de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese rabbi and Kabbalist. Isaac de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese Jewish merchant who lived in Hamburg, Germany. Moses de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese Jewish physician who lived in the Netherlands. Abraham de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese Jewish rabbi who moved to the Netherlands. Simão de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese Jew who converted to Christianity and became an important preacher in Portugal. David de los Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish rabbi who lived in Amsterdam and authored several important works on Jewish law. Judah Leão de los Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish sage and rabbi who moved to the Netherlands and authored several works on Jewish law and philosophy. Abraham Israel de los Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish merchant who moved to London and founded the first Sephardic synagogue in London. Jacob Baruch de los Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish rabbi who moved to the Netherlands and authored several important works on Jewish law and philosophy. Isaac Aboab da Fonseca Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish rabbi who moved to the Netherlands and authored several important works on Jewish law and philosophy, as well as being one of the founders of the Portuguese synagogue in Amsterdam.
@technoschronos8289 Said - see above: "@technoschronos8289 3 weeks ago Santos is the new surname adopted by the Ben Shoshan family from Toledo Spain, who later fled to Portugal after the Alhambra decree or Edict of Granada. Remembering that tradition links the surname Shoshan (Lily) directly to the Royal House of King David. Before 1492 there were no Jews with the surname Santos."
During the islamic occupation of the iberian peninsula the smashing majority of the population continued to be chrstian, much accepted by the islamic rulers, as these "extracted" from them a religion tax called the jizia
Ani un di los ultios falantadores di djudeolusitanu. Sinto falta di mios parientis y amiõs pa konversar. Tenhu ganas di murir. Sinto soidade di mi avuelo, qui era l'mejor k'un konvesaba vonostro em nustro djudeo falar. Angora estoy a manim di el Dios y mi xol si apaha !
THE LUSITANIANS AND OTHERS IN WHAT IS NOW KNOWN AS PORTUGAL WERE CIVILIZED BEFORE THE ROMANS ARRIVED IN THAT TERRITORY!!!! THEY HAD LAWS, THE HAD A WRITTEN LANGUAGE (YET TO BE DECIPHERED), THEY WERE NOT BRUTE SAVAGES.... ARE YOU SAYING THAT ONLY THE ROMANS, GREEKS, &, WERE THE ONLY ONES CIVILIZED???? ... NARROW MINDED!!!
Amazing information. I am African American but I lived in both countries. The contribution of Jews to Iberian civilization is played down. I don't believe for one minute the Hitler thought they were inferior. It was just the opposite and that's why he wanted to get rid of them. Jealousy! Great video!
This is an extraordinarylecture, required listening. Congratulations.
The reconquista still continued for two centuries, after Algarve conquering. Portugal kept conquering coastal cities in North Africa ( now marocco)
Santos is the new surname adopted by the Ben Shoshan family from Toledo Spain, who later fled to Portugal after the Alhambra decree or Edict of Granada. Remembering that tradition links the surname Shoshan (Lily) directly to the Royal House of King David. Before 1492 there were no Jews with the surname Santos.
There are Roman remains in Lisbon, but not that theater shown in the picture
Try Mérida and Badajoz where boundaries were fluid.
Jorge, did you know the Judiaria Street in the Costa do Castelo?
It's funny, we're some of the last speakers of the Judeo-Lusitanian dialect, but the Jewish community does not know or officially recognize us : They said my surname Santos isn't jew : Some of my ancestors : Simão de los Santos (17th century) - a Portuguese Jewish poet and scholar who lived in Amsterdam and authored several important works on Jewish history.
Samuel Baruch de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese rabbi and Kabbalist.
Isaac de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese Jewish merchant who lived in Hamburg, Germany.
Moses de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese Jewish physician who lived in the Netherlands.
Abraham de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese Jewish rabbi who moved to the Netherlands.
Simão de los Santos (17th century), a Portuguese Jew who converted to Christianity and became an important preacher in Portugal.
David de los Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish rabbi who lived in Amsterdam and authored several important works on Jewish law.
Judah Leão de los Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish sage and rabbi who moved to the Netherlands and authored several works on Jewish law and philosophy.
Abraham Israel de los Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish merchant who moved to London and founded the first Sephardic synagogue in London.
Jacob Baruch de los Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish rabbi who moved to the Netherlands and authored several important works on Jewish law and philosophy.
Isaac Aboab da Fonseca Santos (18th century), a Portuguese Jewish rabbi who moved to the Netherlands and authored several important works on Jewish law and philosophy, as well as being one of the founders of the Portuguese synagogue in Amsterdam.
@technoschronos8289 Said - see above:
"@technoschronos8289
3 weeks ago
Santos is the new surname adopted by the Ben Shoshan family from Toledo Spain, who later fled to Portugal after the Alhambra decree or Edict of Granada. Remembering that tradition links the surname Shoshan (Lily) directly to the Royal House of King David. Before 1492 there were no Jews with the surname Santos."
During the islamic occupation of the iberian peninsula the smashing majority of the population continued to be chrstian, much accepted by the islamic rulers, as these "extracted" from them a religion tax called the jizia
King Jhon 11 of Portugal expelled Balack jews in 1492.
Ani un di los ultios falantadores di djudeolusitanu. Sinto falta di mios parientis y amiõs pa konversar. Tenhu ganas di murir. Sinto soidade di mi avuelo, qui era l'mejor k'un konvesaba vonostro em nustro djudeo falar. Angora estoy a manim di el Dios y mi xol si apaha !
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THE LUSITANIANS AND OTHERS IN WHAT IS NOW KNOWN AS PORTUGAL WERE CIVILIZED BEFORE THE ROMANS ARRIVED IN THAT TERRITORY!!!! THEY HAD LAWS, THE HAD A WRITTEN LANGUAGE (YET TO BE DECIPHERED), THEY WERE NOT BRUTE SAVAGES.... ARE YOU SAYING THAT ONLY THE ROMANS, GREEKS, &, WERE THE ONLY ONES CIVILIZED???? ... NARROW MINDED!!!
So many historical errors that I don't know where to start.