Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Spanish and Portuguese Jews (also known as Western Sephardim, or more ambiguously as Spanish Jews, Portuguese Jews and Jews of the Portuguese Nation) are a distinctive sub-group of Sephardi Jews, mostly descended from Jewish families forcibly converted to Catholicism in Spain and Portugal up to the late 15th century, consequently becoming New Christian conversos, some of whom later emigrated out of the Iberian Peninsula in a continuos flow between the 1600's to 1800's as a result of the unceasing trials and persecutions of Jewish-origin New Christians by the Inquisition, whereupon in their new tolerant environments of refuge outside the Iberian cultural sphere they eventually returned to Judaism.The main 'Spanish and Portuguese Jewish' communities are in Western Europe, Italy and the non-Iberian regions of the Americas.Spanish and Portuguese Jews have a distinctive ritual based on that of pre-expulsion Spain. It was also influenced by the Spanish-Moroccan rite and the Italian Jewish rite."@en }
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- Spanish_and_Portuguese_Jews abstract "Spanish and Portuguese Jews (also known as Western Sephardim, or more ambiguously as Spanish Jews, Portuguese Jews and Jews of the Portuguese Nation) are a distinctive sub-group of Sephardi Jews, mostly descended from Jewish families forcibly converted to Catholicism in Spain and Portugal up to the late 15th century, consequently becoming New Christian conversos, some of whom later emigrated out of the Iberian Peninsula in a continuos flow between the 1600's to 1800's as a result of the unceasing trials and persecutions of Jewish-origin New Christians by the Inquisition, whereupon in their new tolerant environments of refuge outside the Iberian cultural sphere they eventually returned to Judaism.The main 'Spanish and Portuguese Jewish' communities are in Western Europe, Italy and the non-Iberian regions of the Americas.Spanish and Portuguese Jews have a distinctive ritual based on that of pre-expulsion Spain. It was also influenced by the Spanish-Moroccan rite and the Italian Jewish rite.".