Wikipedia:WikiProject Basque/Basque Portal (draft)

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It will be deleted as soon as the portal is created

Contents 1 Basque people 1.1 History of the Basque Country 1.1.1 Prehistory of the Basque Country 1.1.2 Basque Country in the Roman period 1.1.3 Duchy of Vasconia 1.1.4 Kingdom of Navarre 1.1.5 History of Basque navigation 1.1.6 Basque Country under Castile, Spain and France 1.2 Basque law 1.3 Geography of the Basque Country 1.3.1 Basque Country (historical territory) 1.4 Languages of the Basques 1.4.1 Literature 1.5 Basque culture 1.5.1 Basque cinema 1.5.2 Christianity 1.6 Basque politics 1.6.1 Political parties of Basque Country 1.6.2 Labour unions of the Basque Country 1.6.3 Violence in the Basque Country 1.7 Basque diaspora 1.8 Basque music

[edit] Basque people

• List of Basques

See also Category:Basque, for whatever I may have left out.

[edit] History of the Basque Country

[edit] Prehistory of the Basque Country

(can be extracted from the corresponding section of Basque people)

• Franco-Cantabrian region

[edit] Basque Country in the Roman period

• Tribes:
  • Aquitani
  • Vascones
  • Varduli
  • Caristii
  • Autrigones
• Cities:
  • Pompaelo
  • Lapurdum
  • Oiasso
  • Iruña-Veleia
  • Flaviobriga

[edit] Duchy of Vasconia

• List of Dukes of Vasconia-Gascony

[edit] Kingdom of Navarre

• List of Navarrese monarchs

[edit] History of Basque navigation

(see references in the history section of the article Labourd and others)

• Basques in Newfoundland: very few info in Wikipedia. See some relevant articles for refrence (or rather lack of it):
  • Newfoundland#Discovery, colonization, and settlement
  • Port aux Basques
  • History of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
• Juan Sebastián de Elcano

[edit] Basque Country under Castile, Spain and France

• Lord of Biscay
• Witch-hunts in the Basque Country (see relevant information in article Sorginak)
• Carlist Wars
• Basque Country in the Spanish Civil War:
  • Basque Autonomous Government (1936-37)
  • Bombing of Gernika
  • Felix Likiniano, etc.

[edit] Basque law

• Fuero (traditional charters and custom law)
• Basque Statute of Autonomy
• Amejoramiento del Fuero
• Hidalgo
• Ertzaintza
• Miqueletes
• Miñones
• Cortes
• Gernikako Arbola
• King of Navarre
• Lord of Biscay
• Something about the Northern laws and institutions.
• Biltzar (stub)

[edit] Geography of the Basque Country

[edit] Basque Country (historical territory)

• Northern Basque Country:
  • Labourd
  • Lower Navarre
  • Soule
• Navarre
• Autonomous Community of the Basque Country
  • Araba
  • Biscay
  • Guipuscoa
• Major cities of the Basque Country:
  • Bilbao
  • Pamplona
  • Donostia
  • Bayonne
  • Vitoria-Gasteiz
• Physical geography of the Basque Country

[edit] Languages of the Basques

• Aquitanian language
• Basque dialects:
  • Bizkaiera (duplicated under Bizkaian)
  • Gipuzkera (duplicated under Gipuzkoan)
  • Lapurtera (duplicated under Lapurdian)
  • Goi Nafarrera
  • Behe Nafarrera
  • Xiberuera (duplicated under Souletin)
  • Erronkera (recently extinct)
• Standard Basque
• Basque grammar (A R King is working on it!)
• Castilian language
• Glosas Emilianenses
• San Millán de la Cogolla
• Navarrese Romance
• Gascon language
• Occultation jargons with Basque influence
  • Gacería
  • Mascuence
  • Fala dos arxinas
• Basque-Icelandic pidgin
• Errumintxela, relexification of Basque with Romany words used by Basque Gitanos.

[edit] Literature

• Miguel de Unamuno
• Basque-language literature
• Bernardo Atxaga
• Axular
• Iparragirre
• Bertsolari
• Beñat Etxepare

[edit] Basque culture

• Basque symbols:
  • Lauburu
  • Ikurriña
  • Flag of Navarre
  • Arrano Beltza
• Basque traditional sports:
  • Basque pilota: see also Jai Alai
  • Basque rural sports (comprehensive list in the corresponding section of Basque people)
• Basque cuisine
• Basque music and dance
• Basque mythology:
  • Mari (goddess)
  • Sugaar
  • Urtzi
  • Lamiak
  • Jentilak
  • Sorginak

[edit] Basque cinema

• Álex de la Iglesia
• Imanol Arias
• Euskal Telebista, Basque television.

[edit] Christianity

• Ignatius Loyola
• Loiola
• Javier
• Francis Xavier
• Pedro Arrupe
• University of Deusto
• Michel Garicoïts
• Society of Jesus
• Begoña

[edit] Basque politics

• Basque nationalism

[edit] Political parties of Basque Country

• Basque Nationalist parties:
  • EAJ-PNV
  • Batasuna, EHAK, Eusko Abertzale Ekintza (note: EHAK is duplicated under: Euskal Herrietako Alderdi Komunista and Communist Party of the Basque Homelands)
  • Eusko Alkartasuna
  • Abertzaleen Batasuna
  • Batzarre
  • Aralar (this entry needs to be disambiguated with Aralar (mountain range), still unwritten]]
  • Nafarroa Bai
  • Euskadiko Ezkerra (defunct)
• Federalist parties:
  • Ezker Batua (see Izquierda Unida)
• Spanish unionist parties:
  • PSE-EE, PSN
  • Partido Popular (País Vasco) (see PP), UPN
  • CDN
  • Unidad Alavesa (defunct)
• French unionist parties
• Basque departément

[edit] Labour unions of the Basque Country

• ELA-STV
• LAB
• EHNE
• STEE-EILAS
• ESK-CUIS
• Labour unions of Spain
• Labour unions of France
• Dolores Ibárruri, Pasionaria, Spanish Communist leader from the Gallarta minefields.
• Tomás Meabe

[edit] Violence in the Basque Country

• ETA
• Minor Basque leftist armed groups:
  • Comandos Autónomos Anticapitalistas
  • Iraultza
• Spanish unionist armed groups:
  • GAL
  • Batallón Vasco-Español
  • Guerrilleros de Cristo Rey

etc.

[edit] Basque diaspora

• Basques in America
  • Compañía Guipuzcoana de Caracas
  • Alonso de Ercilla
  • Catalina de Erauso, cross-dressing conquistadora.
  • Lope de Aguirre
  • The father of Máxima Zorreguieta, leader of the Argentinian Basques and minister of Videla.
  • Basque newspapers in California
  • Dendroglyphs by Basque shepherders
  • Boise
  • Durango

[edit] Basque music

• Typical Basque instruments
  • Txalaparta
  • Alboka
  • Txistu
  • Trikitixa
• Basque dance
• Basque rock
  • Kortatu
  • Negu Gorriak
  • Barricada
• Luis Mariano
• Pablo de Sarasate