Breiz Da Zont - Later Developments

Later Developments

After the departure of Morvan Lebesque, the journal moved away from fascism towards a more conventional conservatism, monarchism, Breton nationalism and Catholicism.

Théophile Jeusset later went on to found the pro-Nazi Breton Social-National Workers' Movement.

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