Book Interview: Franco's virulent antisemitism leaves a dark and lasting legacy, says Paul Preston

The British historian points out that antisemitism has been a common theme in Spanish history for centuries - and especially since 1492, when the Jews got expelled from Spain during the early years of the Spanish Inquisition. 

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