Breton Communist Party

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Breton Communist Party Parti communiste Breton/Strollad Komunour Breizh
Leader	Kristian Hamon
Founded	1971 (1971)
Dissolved	1980 (1980)
Ideology	Communism Marxism–Leninism Maoism Guevarism Breton nationalism
Political position	Far-left
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Breton Communist Party (in French: Parti communiste Breton) was a separatist and Communist party in Brittany, France. The group was founded in 1971 by former members of the Unvaniezh Demokratel Breizh, and had the historian and critic of Breton collaboration with the German occupation, Kristian Hamon, as a notable member. It ceased to exist in 1980.

References

• Tudi Kernalegenn. Drapeaux rouges et gwenn-ha-du. L'extrême-gauche et la Bretagne dans les années 1970, Éditions Apogée (Rennes), 2005.

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