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• Large groups of Marranos settled in Emden and converted to Christianity.
• Perhaps Spanish and Portuguese marranos arrived in the region as well.
• Ferr鷖 was a Marrano, having converted to Christianity from Judaism.
• The papal opposition to Crypto-Judaism and Marranos was especially strong.
• "New Christians " were called " Marranos,"
• Over 2, 000 marranos killed in three days.
• His central revisionist conclusion is that the Marranos were not secret Jews at all.
• The following year in 1926, he went to Portugal to aid the Marranos.
• Among these Marranos ( Madragana Ben Aloandro.
• Other members of the Santa Fe family were burned as marranos in 1497 and 1499.
• In history, many Conversos ( Marranos ) were attracted to Dubrovnik, formerly a considerable seaport.
• These secret practitioners are commonly referred to as crypto-Jews or " marranos ".
• In 1593, Marrano Jews arrived in Amsterdam after having been refused admission to Middelburg and Haarlem.
• The Sephardim who emigrated to different countries to late nineteenth and twentieth centuries were mainly from marranos.
• Those Conversos who did not fully embrace Catholicism and continued to practice Judaism were referred to as marranos.
• Many were Marranos-- Jews who had converted to Christianity during the Inquisition but practiced Judaism in secret.
• Engaged in persecuting suspected marranos, the king found it difficult to enter into an alliance with a Jew.
• Belmonte is home to the last remaining community of marranos in Portugal ( known as the Belmonte Jews ).
• In the final of 18th century, some Marranos came to southeastern Brazil to work in the gold mines.
• Netanyahu rejected the idea that the Marranos lived double lives, claiming that this theory arose from Inquisition documents.