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Wednesday, July 29, 2026

The first (?) Europeans

The Celtic Planet: Celtic Archaeology, the Latest Discoveries in Europe.

Brittany of Calvaries and Intransigence

Koun Breizh is outraged by the decision of the Administrative Court imposing the relocation of the calvary of Kerdalaes in Saint-Divy. This decision confirms the impossibility for Bretons to preserve their original heritage. It concerns our culture, our heritage, and our roots. We can no longer accept such secular intransigence that fuels discomfort, conflict, and all forms of...

Thousands of Irish found refuge in Brittany in the 17th century.

Fleeing Cromwell's campaigns, land confiscations, religious persecutions, and later, the defeat of the Jacobites, thousands of Irish found refuge in Brittany in the 17th century. Presented at the Festival de Cornouaille, the research of genealogist Patricia Dagier provides an exceptional documentary basis for better understanding this immigration that has long remained in the...

Brittany, between people and rivers

The redistricting project presented by LFI to make way for "eco-regions" is just another attempt to destroy or marginalize our old territories and the peoples within them. In the name of ecology, it is quite possible to dehumanize. The times ahead may be very difficult for Brittany, with LFI and the RN, the favorite in the polls, also promising us the disappearance of regions....

Istor Breizh number 5: WOULD HISTORY CREATE EMOTIONS?

One should not be naive in the face of those who claim that "their" history is indeed a science. Meanwhile, others (vae victis, woe to the vanquished?) would dangerously drift into militant history and stray from the scientific path. History is not black and white, but its reading sometimes becomes so! Others before us have asked the question: how can one be Breton? Thus,...

Paul Molac: "What Bretons lack is political will."

In Quimperlé, two round tables of Gouel Broadel ar brezhoneg brought together parliamentarians, regional elected officials, and association leaders to assess the impact of the Molac law and discuss ways to strengthen the teaching and transmission of the Breton language.

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