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The story starts in Spain with the "Conversos", Jews who had converted to Christianity, always under duress, and begins in Mexico around 1530.
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The story starts in Spain with the "Conversos", Jews who had converted to Christianity, always under duress, and begins in Mexico around 1530.
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The story begins in Spain with the "Conversos", Jews who had converted to Christianity, always under duress.
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With the birth of the Spanish Inquisition some three years later, the "Conversos" were now accused of secretly practicing Judaism.
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Some Jews who had arrived in the guise of "Conversos" and escaped the Inquisition, may have continued to practice Judaism secretly, but it was highly dangerous.
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Jews who arrived in Nueva Espagna in 1531 in the guise of "Conversos" were the first educated European laymen to arrive in the new colony in significant numbers.
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The "Conversos" were under increasing pressure from the Inquisition.
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Some Jews who had arrived in the guise of "Conversos" and escaped the Inquisition, may have continued to practice Judaism secretly, but it was highly dangerous.
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Jews who arrived in Nueva Espagna in 1531 in the guise of "Conversos" were the first educated European laymen to arrive in the new colony in significant numbers.
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The story begins in Spain with the "Conversos", Jews who had converted to Christianity, always under duress.
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