Spanish Town to Change its Name Because it Contains the Phrase ‘Kill Jews’

Daily Stormer
April 13, 2014

The destruction of our European heritage continues, as a small Spanish town is about to vote on changing its centuries-old anti-semitic name.

From the Daily Mail:

Residents of a Spanish town are to vote on changing its name because it contains the phrase ‘kill Jews’ – which is a local expression used to describe drinking lemonade.

Castrillo de Matajudíos situated in León, Spain, will convene its 60 residents at a town hall meeting to discuss the possibility of changing the name to something less controversial.

In parts of Spain, many residents use the term ‘kill Jews’ (mata judios) to describe the tradition of drinking lemonade spiked with alcohol at city centre festivals over Easter.

The town’s name originates from medieval times, when converted Jews would sometimes be publicly executed in show trials over the Easter period.

However, Mayor Lorenzo Rodriguez, who submitted the proposal, has now suggested changing the town’s name to Castrillo de Mota de Judios, which translates to ‘Castrillo of Jews hill’.

He said it was the town’s original name but it was changed during the Spanish Inquisition.

The town has discussed changing the name before but no official move had been taken until the mayor put forward the firm proposal in writing.

Residents will decide on April 19 what the town’s name will be changed to – if at all – and a vote will be taken, with the majority verdict signalling the decision to be taken.