How strong have nationalist/regionalist movements been in France

The conception of "the French" preceded the unification of France linguistically, which didn't really happen until like the 1870's or something but France has had a long history of centralization to the point that only Breton and Corsican exist at any level any more

>>2683574
Sorry to derail, but OP's image triggers me.

Alsace-Lorraine is rightful German clay.

>>2683600
wrong, the entire west bank of the rhine is official french property

>Occitania
>Brittany
>Savoy
>Nice
>Corsica
>Alsace
>that Catalan speaking part
>that Basque speaking part

Fr*nce is holding so much fucking land that doesn't belong to them. It's not even funny.

>>2683614
germany is a meme that didn't even exist until 1871

Lorraine was a State before annexed by France. Like Savoy. Other land was shitting folkloric regionalism

>>2683614
what is right of conquest

>>2683614
Don't forget Lorraine, Franche-Comté and Les Pays-Bas Françaises

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Daily reminder that Corsica is Italian.

All pretty much dead except maybe the Corsican one.

>>2683882
Actually only a few of the Corsican nationalists want to be a part of Italy, most want a full on independance.

>>2683882
Hmmm weird how it's coloured the same as France on a map

>>2683962
French here, never heard of any Corsican wanting union with Italy.

>>2683951
To be fair, a whole bunch of Italians don't even want to be a part of Italy.

>>2683605
This

>>2683614
language mean nothing
only blood matter

>>2685044
I'm not sure i actually know ANY italians that want to be part of italy.