Isabel Ferrer

Historians debate the theory that Jewish notary Arnold van den Bergh was the one who turned the teenage girl and her family over to the authorities

While the Russian invasion rages on, international authorities collect evidence of atrocities

Jos Beek fathered at least 21 children from 1973 to 1986 even though his patients thought the donor was anonymous. Two other similar cases have emerged in recent years

A new book suggests a Dutch notary and member of the Jewish Council was the informant who revealed the hideout at Prinsengracht 263, but historians are skeptical

The International Institute of Social History is home to historical documents from the CNT labor union and Iberian Anarchist Federation, including the order that sent Buenaventura Durruti to Madrid

The feared dinosaur had a natural walking pace of 4.6 kilometers per hour, according to an analysis that for the first time has taken into account the role of the carnivore’s tail

Around 500 Spaniards have alerted the embassy about problems with the work schedules, wages and housing provided by temporary employment agencies

After a DNA match was found, officers detained Jos Brech on suspicion of the sexual abuse and murder of 11-year-old Nicky Verstappen in 1998

Police were monitoring chat between Dutch national and alleged radical in wake of Catalonia attacks

My Red Light wants to help transform prostitution, when exercised voluntarily, into a normal profession

International judges begin tackling La Paz’s demands to regain access to the Pacific

Decision puts an end to a long-running dispute between governments in Lima and Santiago

América Móvil breaks pact with Dutch firm on not launching full takeover

Romanian also suspected of torching paintings by Monet, Matisse and Gauguin

Evo Morales’ government promises to accept court’s ruling as final

Samuel Aranda´s image was captured inside a makeshift field hospital during the revolt