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Bilingual signpost in French and Gallo for the village of Loudéac (22). Many place names in Upper Brittany have an existing Gallo equivalent preserved via oral memory, and which is different from the official form. Signposts in Gallo aim to pass on and accentuate this endangered heritage. Photo credit: Anita Roualt.

Should Gallo Be Considered a Separate Language?

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Recording session to collect stories/songs/voices at Châtelaudren-Plouagat (22) by the Chubri association, February 2023. Jessica Haumont records her conversation with Patrice Olivo. Photo credit: Héléna Tataruch. Bretagne Culture Diversité.

Gallo. The History and Current Status of Brittany’s Romance Language

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Gilles Morin in Concoret (56), 1987, in front of the Tréban Oak which was uprooted by the great storm in October of the same year. Photo credit: Jacky Éalet – Encyclopédie de Brocéliande.

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Group of female workers at the Rennes munitions plant. During the First Word War it was their job to sort through empty cartridges so they could be reused. Source: Collections du Musée de Bretagne. Public property.

When Prejudices Persist

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A stamp designed by the Berligou association in 2010 to celebrate the renaissance of the Berligou in Couëron. Photo Guy Saindrenan

Berligou's Renaissance

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The Melon de Bourgogne plant on which the mutation occurred. 15 years later, it still produces grapes in both colours – Clos du Gauffriau, Jean-Luc Viaud

A New Grape Variety: Melon de Bretagne

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Bunch of the Magdeleine noire des Charentes grape variety – Domaine Vassal

The Mother of Merlot

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Mont Garrot vineyard in St-Suliac on the banks of the Rance – Photo: Guy Saindrenan

Viticulture in Brittany

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Coming out of church after mass at the Church of Saint Nonna in Penmarc’h at the start of the 20th century. Postcard. Source: Dastum – Brittany’s Oral Heritage Archives.

What the Statistics Revealed

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Young boys in the school playground in Combrit (29) at the start of the 20th century. Photo: Breton department museum collection; Photo credit Jacques de Thézac. Inventory number: 1988.105.1730

What Language Did Children Speak?

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Class photo from the hamlet of Saint-Adrien, Plougastel-Doualas,1905. According to the parish priest, 230 out of 246 children were “incapable of learning their catechism in anything but Breton […] because 98 out of 100 families only speak Breton, whether or not they also understand French.” Photo credit: Trégarvan’s Musée de l'école rurale.

Breton Language Usage at the Start of the 20th Century

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18th June 1944, the Germans attack the Resistance cell at St-Marcel, where there were roughly 2,400 men. Here: the destroyed Ferme de la Nouette after the fighting, end of June 1944. Source: Musée de la Résistance bretonne de Saint-Marcel.

The Psychology Violence

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