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Gwenn Ha Du returns to Nantes
The Breton flag Gwenn Ha Du (GHD) will be raised on the Nantes town hall after many years of campaigning by Breton patriots.
Brittany Réunie's long fight since 2014 has paid off and is finally concrete, with the set up of the Breton GHD flag at the city hall of Nantes, Thursday, December 17, 2020.
This set-up of the Breton GHD flag is a great step forward for reunification, due to this symbolic act, and after the city of Nantes and Nantes Métropole.
With this flag openly flown, everyone in France and around the world will be aware of this positive position of the City of Nantes and its Mayor, Ms. Johanna Rolland towards the city's Breton identity.
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