Secret Files of the Inquisition - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Root Out Heretics
France 1308 - The Church of Rome proclaims it's self the one true religion, but heresy takes hold and
the pope declares a holy war against other Christian followers. Inquisitors are sent to exterminate the
heresies by hunting down the condemning believers to burn at the stake. 1308 the entire village of
Montaillou is taken prisoner of the Inquisition. No one is safe - not even the village priest and the
chatelaine of its castle. From the secret files - the extraordinary revelations of village life under the
Inquisition are revealed.
The Tears of Spain
The Iberian peninsular is a land where Christians, Muslims and Jews have lived in tolerance for centuries. However by 1468 changes were afoot. The young rulers, Isabella and Ferdinand have proclaimed themselves the Catholic Monarchs and begin an Inquisition. Jews who had converted to Christianity are accused of secretly sabotaging the Christian faith. Thousands perish in a ritual called the Act of Faith.
In Zaragossa, mothers die to protect their children, the highest in the land pay the ultimate price and the Inquisitor is assassinated, setting off a wave of reprisals.
The War On Ideas
The End of the Inquisition
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