The Spanish Inquisition becomes ironic in Jiang's reading because the leadership hunting hidden Jews is itself described as crypto-Jewish.
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Spanish Inquisition
The Spanish Inquisition becomes ironic in Jiang's reading because the leadership hunting hidden Jews is itself described as crypto-Jewish.
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"...Within the Catholic Church in Spain. The irony is that the Spanish Inquisition, where Catholics were looking for Jews who were pretending to be..."
"...the church. And so you may have heard something called the Spanish Inquisition, right? So it was the Spanish who created, what people call..."
"...Inquisition, and this is something that will repeat itself during the Spanish Inquisition and the Inquisition against the Protestants, okay? Does that make sense?..."
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