Adsav | |
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| President | Ronan Le Gall |
| Founded | 2000 |
| Split from | POBL |
| Ideology |
Breton independence Identitarianism Third Position |
| Political position | Far-right [1] |
| Colors | Orange, yellow, black, white |
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Adsav ( lit. 'Revival' or 'Rebirth') is a Breton nationalist secessionist political party in Brittany that claims to be neither right-wing or left-wing although its roots are on the right, and it is widely considered to be a far-right party. [2]
Adsav was created after a split inside the Parti pour l'Organisation d'une Bretagne Libre. The other faction created the Breton Federalist League. Adsav claims 700 members, but that figure is considered a gross overestimation by other political forces. It organises an annual commemoration at the site of the 1488 Battle of Saint-Aubin-du-Cormier.
In 2002, Adsav was expelled from a rally promoting the reintegration of Nantes into Brittany when its members spray-painted "Bretagne pour les Bretons" (English: Brittany for the Bretons) on billboards and heckled a group of Berber singers. [2]
Adsav dropped below 50 declared members in 2016, and has since been considered inactive.
References
- ^ Fabienne Richard (29 April 2014). "Un Bonnet rouge écroué, militant d'extrême droite". Ouest France (in French). Retrieved 7 April 2023.
- ^ a b Selma K. Sonntag, The local politics of global English: case studies in linguistic globalization, Lexington Books, 2003, p.43
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Adsav | |
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| President | Ronan Le Gall |
| Founded | 2000 |
| Split from | POBL |
| Ideology |
Breton independence Identitarianism Third Position |
| Political position | Far-right [1] |
| Colors | Orange, yellow, black, white |
| Party flag | |
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Adsav ( lit. 'Revival' or 'Rebirth') is a Breton nationalist secessionist political party in Brittany that claims to be neither right-wing or left-wing although its roots are on the right, and it is widely considered to be a far-right party. [2]
Adsav was created after a split inside the Parti pour l'Organisation d'une Bretagne Libre. The other faction created the Breton Federalist League. Adsav claims 700 members, but that figure is considered a gross overestimation by other political forces. It organises an annual commemoration at the site of the 1488 Battle of Saint-Aubin-du-Cormier.
In 2002, Adsav was expelled from a rally promoting the reintegration of Nantes into Brittany when its members spray-painted "Bretagne pour les Bretons" (English: Brittany for the Bretons) on billboards and heckled a group of Berber singers. [2]
Adsav dropped below 50 declared members in 2016, and has since been considered inactive.
References
- ^ Fabienne Richard (29 April 2014). "Un Bonnet rouge écroué, militant d'extrême droite". Ouest France (in French). Retrieved 7 April 2023.
- ^ a b Selma K. Sonntag, The local politics of global English: case studies in linguistic globalization, Lexington Books, 2003, p.43
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