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Jews and Moors in Spain

By Joseph Krauskopf

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a forgotten era of beauty, art, and intellect, two cultures flourished side-by-side in Spain, until intolerance changed everything.

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2015-11-07
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"Jews and Moors in Spain" by Joseph Krauskopf is a historical narrative that explores the remarkable contributions of Jewish and Moorish cultures to Spain, centering on the medieval era. The lectures that comprise the book aim to highlight the interwoven histories of these communities, their cultural accomplishments, and the consequences of their eventual exile. The book opens with a vibrant depiction of Cordova, showcasing its beauty, artistic expression, architectural wonders, and thriving intellectual atmosphere, all a result of the collaboration between Jews and Moors. Set against the backdrop of a less enlightened Europe, marked by injustice and violence, this introduction serves as both a historical context and a tribute to a forgotten age deserving of recognition.

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