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Emgann is a left-wing
Breton nationalist movement in Brittany, France.
Founded in 1982, it soon
became one of the prin****l
groups agitating for Breton...
- language.
Christian Georgeault is the group's
current leader and a
former Emgann general Secretary. The 1974
bombing in Roc
Tredudon marks the
first of approximately...
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nationalist views are the
Union Démocratique Bretonne, the
Breton Party,
Emgann,
Adsav and Breizhistance. The
academic Michel Nicolas describes this political...
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kastell Armor! Dinn, dinn, daon! dann
emgann! dann
emgann! Oh! Dinn, dinn, daon! d'ann
emgann a eann!
Neventi vad d'ar Vretoned! Ha malloz-ru...
- The
Combat of the
Thirty (French:
Combat des Trente, Breton:
Emgann an Tregont),
occurring on 26
March 1351, was an
episode in the
Breton War of Succession...
- The
Invisible Nation.
University of
Wales Press. "Why Independence ?".
emgann.chez.com.
Retrieved 16
February 2022. "La moitié des
habitants de la Bretagne...
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Political parties:
Unvaniezh Demokratel Breizh, Adsav,
Strollad Breizh,
Emgann Militant organisation:
Talbenn Dieubiñ
Breizh (Breton
Revolutionary Army)...
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speakers France
Parti Breton Breton people Union Démocratique
Bretonne Emgann Germany All-German Bloc/League of
Expellees and
Deprived of
Rights German...
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paintings and po****r imagery. In
Breton literature, Lan
Inisan published Emgann Kergidou ("The
Battle of Kergidou") in 1877, the
first and only
novel in...
- politician.
Christian Georgeault [fr] (born 1955),
Breton independence of
Emgann.
Bruno Bertin [fr] (born in 1963),
comic writer and artist.
Pascale Fonteneau...
