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6 Reddit comments about Jewish Pirates of the Caribbean: How a Generation of Swashbuckling Jews Carved Out an Empire in the New World in Their Quest for Treasure, Religious Freedom--and Revenge:

u/TheWistfulWanderer · 6 pointsr/RetroFuturism
u/thpariente · 3 pointsr/Judaism

The latest video of Unpacked is about a quite unknown part of our history: some of the Spharadim who fled the expulsion of 1492 joined the Caribbeans and engaged in unlawful activities, notably targeting the Spaniards.

The video is short, so if you're looking for more info:
Jewish Pirates — Wikipedia

Jewish Pirates of the Caribbean — JPost

Jewish Pirates (book on Amazon, no affiliation)

u/TheJeffreyLebowski · 2 pointsr/history
u/babame · 1 pointr/AskHistory

Try Jewish Pirates of the Caribbean interesting book.

u/CanalAnswer · -1 pointsr/todayilearned

>They weren't targeted for being Jewish

That's not how we Jews remember it.

"The royal decree explicitly stated that the Inquisition was instituted to search out and punish converts from Judaism who transgressed against Christianity by secretly adhering to Jewish beliefs and performing rites and ceremonies of the Jews. No other group was mentioned, no other purpose indicated – a fact that in itself suggest a close relationship between the creation of the Inquisition and Jewish life in Spain. Other facts, too, attest to that relationship." — Benzio Netanyahu

"Unlike its earlier version, the Spanish Inquisition sought to punish Jews who had converted to Christianity but were not really "sincere" in their conversions." — aish.com

>Rather than just kicking all the Muslims and the Jews out they gave them a chance to convert instead

Yes, the Alhambra Decree was quite lenient. Convert, leave, or be tortured to death. Huh.