Breton nationalism and World War II | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 15/06/2019

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00:00:19 1 Background
00:01:35 2 Collaboration with the Vichy regime
00:03:07 3 Collaboration with Germany
00:03:17 3.1 German politics
00:04:52 3.1.1 Ideology
00:05:35 3.1.2 Strategic rationale
00:06:50 3.2 Breton National Party
00:07:50 3.2.1 Brezona
00:08:46 3.2.2 Bezen Perrot
00:09:52 3.2.3 Strolladoù Stourm
00:10:23 3.2.4 Landerneau Kommando
00:11:08 4 Actions by the Resistance
00:13:11 5 The nationalist movement after the liberation of France
00:14:29 6 Involvement in the Resistance
00:14:49 6.1 Sao Breiz
00:15:41 6.2 Joining underground organisations
00:16:39 6.3 Liberty Group
00:17:12 6.4 Breton nationalists linked to the London-based leadership of the Resistance
00:18:16 7 Bibliography
00:18:29 7.1 English language
00:19:29 7.2 French language



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Before and during World War II, the Breton nationalist movements were generally associated with anti-French and the political right-wing. The extent to which this led to collaboration with the Nazi occupiers of France during the war, together with their motivations, is a matter of historical controversy.