Sources: Brittany
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Reference work · Independent publication
Breton Democratic Union (Wikipedia) link
Gives the UDB's founding date (4 January 1964), its programme of legislative autonomy for a reunified Brittany within a federal France, and its regional council seat counts.
Cited on: Brittany, History of the Breton regionalist and autonomist movement, Brittany: constitutional status and the reunification question · Source record
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Breton Party (Wikipedia) link
Background on the Parti Breton, founded in 2003, whose aims range from autonomy comparable to Flanders or Catalonia to full independence.
Cited on: Brittany, History of the Breton regionalist and autonomist movement · Source record
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Brittany (administrative region) (Wikipedia) link
Confirms the 30 June 1941 decree dividing historic Brittany into a four-department administrative region (Rennes) and a separate Loire-Inférieure attached to Angers.
Cited on: Brittany, History of the Breton regionalist and autonomist movement, Brittany: constitutional status and the reunification question · Source record
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News analysis or explainer · Journalism
Ce n'est pas Vichy qui a séparé Nantes de la Bretagne (Slate.fr) link
Argues against the popular narrative that Vichy deliberately separated Nantes from Brittany to punish Breton nationalists, illustrating that the episode's motives remain disputed.
Cited on: Brittany, History of the Breton regionalist and autonomist movement · Source record
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News analysis or explainer · Journalism
Fighting for Brittany: autonomy in a centralised state (openDemocracy) link
Overview of the modern Breton autonomy and independence movement and its relationship to French centralism.
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Reunification of Brittany (Wikipedia) link
Covers the campaign to reunite Loire-Atlantique with the administrative region of Brittany, including the 2021 and 2022 Regional Council resolutions and the French Government's refusal to authorise a local consultation.
Cited on: Brittany, History of the Breton regionalist and autonomist movement, Brittany: constitutional status and the reunification question · Source record