Conference Objectives
- Communicate the Jewish Sephardi Heritage of the city of Zamora, and Castile and Leon
- Facilitate academic exchanges among international and local scholars on the topic of the Jews of Zamora, and Castile and Leon
- Share with the local community research updates on the Jews of Zamora, and Castile and Leon
- Explore ideas on how to recuperate, protect and value the Jewish Heritage of Zamora, and Castile and Leon
- Bridge with current Jewish Sephardi communities around the world
UNED, July 3, 2015
Program
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Program
(for knowing more about our presenters, please, click links on their names)
8:15 Access Previous Registration (Here)
9:00. Welcome by Organizers
9:15 – 9:55. “Material Evidences of Jewish Presence in Zamora”, Jesús Jambrina,Viterbo University
10:00-10:50. Early Results from Excavations at Mota de Castrillo (Burgos)”. Manuel Moratinos, María Negredo y Angel Palomino Lázaro, Archeologists, Office of Archeology, and Historical Patrimony Studies
11:00-11:50. “Jewish and Converso Cryptographies in the Northern Border with Portugal”, Emilio Fonseca, Independent Scholar
12:00 – 12:50. “Genetic map of Jewish Sephardi communities in the region of Zamora (Spain) and Tras Os Montes (Portugal)”, Inés Nogueiro, University of Porto
13:00 – 13:50. “From Silence to Awareness. Pride for being B’nei Anusim”. José Manuel Laureiro, Historian, Director of CEIP Antonio Moreno Rosales, Madrid, co-author of The North of Sefarad (2005), and Anun Barriuso, researcher, co-authorof The North of Sefarad (2005), Center Isaac Campantón.
14-15:55. Lunch
16:00-16:50. “Jewish Fighters for the 2nd Republic during the Spanish Civil War” María Antonia Muriel Sastre, anthropologist, Center Isaac Campantón
17:00 – 17:50. “The Sephardic Songs Demystifeied”. Judith Cohen, York University, Canada.
18:00-18:50. “Approaches to Jewish Literature by Authors from Leon”. Santiago Trancón. Writer, author of Memorias de un judío sefardí (2011) and Huellas judías y leonesas en El Quijote (2014).
19:00- 19:50. “The Four Sephardi Synagogues of the Jewish Quarters of Old Jerusalem, an example of Coexistence, Unity and Peace”. Abraham Haim, President of the SephardiCouncil of the City of Jerusalem.
20:00- 20:50. Brainstorm Session on Having a Jewish Museum in the City of Zamora
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9:00. Welcome by Organizers
9:15 – 9:55. “Material Evidences of Jewish Presence in Zamora”, Jesús Jambrina,Viterbo University
10:00-10:50. Early Results from Excavations at Mota de Castrillo (Burgos)”. Manuel Moratinos, María Negredo y Angel Palomino Lázaro, Archeologists, Office of Archeology, and Historical Patrimony Studies
11:00-11:50. “Jewish and Converso Cryptographies in the Northern Border with Portugal”, Emilio Fonseca, Independent Scholar
12:00 – 12:50. “Genetic map of Jewish Sephardi communities in the region of Zamora (Spain) and Tras Os Montes (Portugal)”, Inés Nogueiro, University of Porto
13:00 – 13:50. “From Silence to Awareness. Pride for being B’nei Anusim”. José Manuel Laureiro, Historian, Director of CEIP Antonio Moreno Rosales, Madrid, co-author of The North of Sefarad (2005), and Anun Barriuso, researcher, co-authorof The North of Sefarad (2005), Center Isaac Campantón.
14-15:55. Lunch
16:00-16:50. “Jewish Fighters for the 2nd Republic during the Spanish Civil War” María Antonia Muriel Sastre, anthropologist, Center Isaac Campantón
17:00 – 17:50. “The Sephardic Songs Demystifeied”. Judith Cohen, York University, Canada.
18:00-18:50. “Approaches to Jewish Literature by Authors from Leon”. Santiago Trancón. Writer, author of Memorias de un judío sefardí (2011) and Huellas judías y leonesas en El Quijote (2014).
19:00- 19:50. “The Four Sephardi Synagogues of the Jewish Quarters of Old Jerusalem, an example of Coexistence, Unity and Peace”. Abraham Haim, President of the SephardiCouncil of the City of Jerusalem.
20:00- 20:50. Brainstorm Session on Having a Jewish Museum in the City of Zamora
Contact Information
UNED
