Célestin Lainé (25 October 1908 – 7 October 1983) was a Breton nationalist and collaborator during the Second World War who led the SS affiliated Bezen...
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black") was a paramilitary group founded at the end of 1930 in Paris by Célestin Lainé. It advocated Breton nationalism through "direct action" and published...
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from Lu Brezhon, a Breton nationalist militia, under the leadership of Célestin Lainé. The unit became operational in January 1944 and participated in the...
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first action of the armed group Gwenn ha Du. It was carried out by Célestin Lainé, who supplied the bomb, and André Geffroy, who planted it. Although...
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Laine Tarvis (born 1937), Estonian politician Laine Villenthal (1922–2009), Estonian Lutheran cleric Andrew Laine, American engineer Célestin Lainé (1908–1983)...
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days earlier, Mordrel and Debeauvais, joined by Marcel Guieysse and Célestin Lainé, had met to form the CNB, of which Debeauvais was unanimously elected...
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Bretonne (The Breton Hour). This journal succeeded Breiz Atao. However Célestin Lainé, head of Bezen Perrot, an SS-affiliated militia, printed a one-off special...
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Oranmore. Bill King, round-the-world sailor and owner of Oranmore Castle. Célestin Lainé, leader of the Bezen Perrot SS unit, lived in Oranmore after World War...
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studies have shown the close links that Breton separatist leaders such as Célestin Lainé and Alan Louarn had with German military intelligence (the Abwehr),...
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Landerneau on December 27, 1931. The following year, activists led by Célestin Lainé bombed a sculpture in Rennes representing Breton unity with France....
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rang the death-knell of Breton independence". The Breton nationalist Célestin Lainé, who sided with Nazi Germany in World War II, stated that his SS-affiliated...
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Guipavas. In 1929 he suggested to fellow chemist and Breton nationalist Célestin Lainé that a militant group dedicated to direct action against the French...
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extremists Gwilherm Berthou and Célestin Lainé to found Kentoc'h Mervel (Sooner Death), a group dedicated to direct action. Lainé, however, insisted that a...
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supporters of Adolf Hitler." In 1929 Gwilherm Berthou suggested to Célestin Lainé that a nationalist militant group dedicated to direct action to should...
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tacitly encouraged by the Germans. His relation with Célestin Lainé became tense after Lainé's paramilitary Lu Brezhon started competing with the National...
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Kutschmann died in prison hospital 30 August 1986 404651 1940 7475729 Célestin Lainé Born 1908. Leader of the Bezen Perrot. Fled from a post war sentence...
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referred to as "a non-apology anchored more in 1970 than in 2023". Célestin Lainé - another Breton collaborator Albert Folens -Flemish collaborator Carroll...
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imitating that of neutral Ireland. But others, including militant activist Célestin Lainé (later known as Neven Henaff), continued to make overtures to the Nazis...
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During World War II she was associated with the pro-Nazi faction of Célestin Lainé, whose Breton militia she supported. Her chateau also quartered the...
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assisted the members of the Breton Bezen Perrot SS militia, led by Célestin Lainé, providing them with false papers to allow them to escape to Ireland...
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collaborator Célestin Lainé recruited about sixty men whom he organised under the name Bezen Kadoudal. Ael Péresse, second in command to Laîné, suggested...
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Gerard Jaffrès Yann-Ber Kalloc'h Corentin Louis Kervran Célestin Lainé (Neven an Henaff) Yves Lainé Xavier de Langlais (Langleiz) Pierre Le Baud Morvan Lebesque...
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tastemaker (died 1976) Gilbert Degrémont, water treatment expert (died 1974) Célestin Lainé, Breton nationalist and collaborator (died 1983) 29 January – François-Marie-Benjamin...
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October – Louis Béguet, rugby union player (born 1894). 7 October – Célestin Lainé, Breton nationalist and Axis collaborator 8 October – Alexandre Renard...
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for the paramilitary groups set up by Célestin Lainé. He greeted the newly formed Perrot formation of Lainé's movement: Comrades of the Perrot formation...
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was bombed by Gwenn ha du, a Breton separatist terrorist group led by Célestin Lainé. The date was designed to coincide with anniversary of Breton union...
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LESPWA Eddie Jean-Pierre Cap Haitien: 1ère circ. Cap-Haitien MIRN Huge Célestin Cap Haitien: 2ème circ. Limonade et Quartier Morin LESPWA Clébert Dorvil...
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Blues" was very popular in 1925. The same year it was recorded by Papa Celestin and his Tuxedo Dixieland Jazz Band and released as a single by OKeh. New...
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LESPWA Eddie Jean-Pierre Cap Haitien: 1ère circ. Cap-Haitien MIRN Huge Célestin Cap Haitien: 2ème circ. Limonade et Quartier Morin LESPWA Clébert Dorvil...
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1950s, he was a regular on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter with Papa Celestin's Band (with whom he also did radio broadcasts) and leading his own group...
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