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… she returned to South Africa for two years and married Spanish businessman Juan de Saladrigas. Together, they moved …

… While the French were transporting troops to Morocco, the Spanish used the upheaval to occupy territory in French …

… was named Hispaniola and became the territory of the Spanish crown until the western part of the island, Saint …

… who was born in 1931 in the Netherlands where he studied Spanish language and literature at the University of Utrecht. …

… larger than the U.S. state of California. Two small Spanish enclaves, Ceuta and Melilla, are situated on the …

… opportunity of Africa. At this stage, the Dutch, Spanish and Portuguese had been relatively successful in …

… key experience. It was at Zegangan Training Base in former Spanish Morocco that Mandela first fired military weapons. …

… captured over 1200 Africans and sold them as goods in the Spanish colonies in the Americas. In the 245 years between … about eighty slaves took up arms and attempted to march to Spanish Florida, where they expected to find refuge. A battle … Association (incorporated 1846). On July 2, 1839, the Spanish schooner Amistad was sailing from Havana to Puerto …

… Louis arrived on horseback dressed as a visiting Spanish sea captain. Hooper and Kelly rode up by his side, …

… Louis arrived on horseback dressed as a visiting Spanish sea captain. Hooper and Kelly rode up by his side, …

… years of mounting international tension - encompassing the Spanish Civil War, the Anschluss (union) of Germany and …

… and 1667, appearing in Latin, French, German, Dutch, and Spanish editions of Blaeu’s atlases. The maps and atlases of …

… Subsequently, this name changed as a tribute to the Spanish wife of Sir Harry Smith, one of the Governors of the …

… is a mixture of Italian with French, Greek, Arabic, and Spanish, formerly used in the eastern Mediterranean) is used …

… (in Medu 1979 - 1985), Albio and Theresa Gonzales (Swedish/Spanish, in Gaborone from1979 - 1985), Philip Segola …

… extensively about international conflicts, in Vietnam, the Spanish Civil War, and the Middle East – in a word, … those of the International Brigade that fought for the Spanish Republic in the Spanish Civil War – and the writers and poets, Ernest …

… until I have broken the chains in which the will of the Spanish power holds us." Simon Bolivar once observed … America had "rejected the atrocities (committed by the Spanish invaders three centuries before) as mythical, because … which bear remarkable resemblance. The struggle against Spanish colonialism in Latin America succeeded against a …

… (in Medu 1979 - 1985), Albio and Theresa Gonzales (Swedish/Spanish, in Gaborone from1979 - 1985), Philip Segola …

… including the Tuareg, a significant subgroup) and the Arab-Spanish-Amazigh (Berber) group known as the Moors, who speak …

… he replied in broken Afrikaans (his first language was Spanish), ‘Please put your guns down and go back down the …

… artefacts provide evidence of 15th and 17th century Spanish porcelain, Rhineland stoneware and Ming porcelain, …

… of a new work from Gregory Maqoma who collaborated with Spanish choreographer Roberto. Moya Michael, Sylvaine Strike …

… at the vintage has a small basket, made of thin split Spanish reed standing next to him which when full, is carried …

… and humiliated the Italians in the Battle of Adowa. Spanish Colonial Rule Spain had only two colonies in Africa, …

… Mallabaar confessed to having gambled and drunk away the Spanish reals he had stolen from his master - with soldiers, …

… as a young diplomat and merchant before being captured by Spanish pirates and later presented to Pope Leo X in Rome, …

… Church of Saints Simon and Jude owes its existence to two Spanish brothers, the 'Delcarmes', reportedly from South …

… casualty figures did not include those who died in the Spanish flu pandemic: ‘By the end of 1918, more than 127,000 …

… by photographers like Robert Capa with his image of the Spanish soldier at the moment of death in that country’s …

… for eighty years, waged a war for freedom against their Spanish oppressors, and of the French Huguenots, who came to …