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1559: 726: 2188:(Basque-medium schools) are recognized as educational establishments, with an association model, although they don't receive any state aid. Professors in the ikastolas are under the responsibility of the French Education Ministry. In 2000, the Basque-French federation of ikastolas, Seaska, decided to end negotiations with the French educational administration to integrate ikastolas into the public education system of France, since the conditions it set did not guarantee their education model. Currently, the ikastolas are financed largely by the parents in a cooperative system and by various activities organized in favor of Basque, such as 68: 1570: 3401: 702: 20: 56: 1889: 714: 475:(a BĂ©arnese community during the Ancien RĂ©gime) is usually included on the list of Souletin populations, since its population is historically Basque-speaking. However, it became part of BĂ©arn and has not requested admission into the Councils of the French Basque Country. Soule is divided between the districts of Bayonne and Oloron-Sainte-Marie, where the majority of its communes are located. These 35 Souletin communes of the 2113:), but conservative in its lexicon and morphology. Souletin relies on a written literary tradition of great importance, but something worth noting is the oral tradition, since ancient ballads and songs have been passed on from generation to generation up until current times, being rescued by musicians and singer-songwriters in the second half of the 20th century. The Soule people have a firm popular theatre tradition, and 2342: 1947:(French-Basque), 8.6% were French speakers who understand Basque, and 68.9% were not Basque speakers. But the results were very different in the three zones. In the inner land (Lower Navarre and Soule), 66.2% speak or understand Basque. In the coast (Labourd), the figure stands at 36.9%. And in the B.A.B. urban zone (Bayonne- Anglet-Biarritz), only 14.2% speak or understand Basque (20% of B.A.B. can speak or understand 79: 36: 3309: 2459:"The first words written in Basque are those found in the Basque-Aquitanian and Pyrenean funerary stelae from Roman times (1st century). They could be names of gods and goddesses: sembe > seme (son), anderex > andere (lady), cison > gizon (man), nescato > neskato (girl)...although at present they correspond to common names in our vocabulary" (translated from Basque) 612:, according to the French administrative category, in accordance with the laws called: the Pasqua Law (LOADT) from 4 February 1995, and the Voynet Law (LOADDT) from 25 June 1999. These are based on the notion of a country in the traditional sense, as a society belonging to a place, culture, etc., promoting the organization and development of the territory in a global manner. 2145:) have official recognition in France. According to the second article of the French Constitution, "the language of the Republic is French" and, despite many attempts to add "with respect to regional languages that are a part of our patrimony" to the text by 44 deputies in 2006, the proposal was denied by 57 votes against the 44 votes in favor. 2170:). Article 21 of the Toubon Law states that the establishments made with this law will not be applied with prejudice of the norm and legislation corresponding to the regional languages of France, and that such a law does not go against the use of those languages. But that article lacks usefulness, because no legislation or norm exists for the 2196:(Popular Step), which Basque speakers in Spain and France attend to do a walk for solidarity. Thanks to the participation of individuals, companies, and communities, Herri Urrats, in collaboration with Seaska, has allowed for the opening of 20 elementary schools, three highschools and an institution for secondary education since 1984. 1806:, 1887), the only institution that still spoke to the people in their language. This could not prevent the Basque language from further receding, it becoming confined to local and domestic circles. In 1914, Basque ceased to be the trading language used by the local middle- and higher-class customers at the Mauleon marketplace (Soule). 1613:
and the following national assemblies in Paris rejected the imposition of an alien political-administrative design, regarding the events with a blend of disbelief and indignation. The brothers Garat, representatives of Labourd, defended against a hostile audience the specificity of their province and
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In the French State (Labourd, Lower Navarre, and Soule provinces). With the constitutional reform of 1992, France declared French the language of the Republic. Although Article 2.1 the Constitution proclaims the beginning of equality, it only recognizes legal protection for French, leaving the rest
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dialects are the dialects that have conserved the largest number of archaisms due to their geographical location, but at the same time, they had the greatest influence from other languages (Mitxelena). This is why Souletin is considered innovative with regards to its phonology (influenced mainly by
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All vacant land, forests, and waters under this Viscounty belonged to the King and everyone had the right to use them, whether they were nobles or not. Nobles did not have any feudal rights and justice rested solely in the hands of the King. The Biltzar, the only existing assembly, was in charge of
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On the coast, where the largest cities are located, the predominant language is French, for example, in the Bayonne-Anglet-Biarritz agglomeration, Basque is spoken by 10% of the population. However, in the rural interior of the Northern Basque Country, Basque is the predominant language, spoken by
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Neither Basque nor any of the other regional languages in France, such as Catalan, Breton or Occitan, have official recognition in France. According to the second article of the French Constitution, "the language of the Republic is French", and, despite several attempts to add "with respect to the
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is conventionally considered part of Labourd, but it stopped belonging to it in the 13th century. A few municipalities are considered a part of Lapurdi and are a part of the "Council of the Elected" and the "Council of the Development of the French Basque Country" but did not belong the historic
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The literary tradition in the French Basque Country, especially in Labourd, has had great importance in the history of the Basque language. The first Basque writers on that side of the Pyrenees took the language from the Labourd coast as their base language for literature, more specifically the
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In 2012, the French government proposed the creation of a single commonwealth for all of the towns in French Basque Country, under two conditions: being approved by at least half of the 158 communes in the historic territory, and that at least half of the nearly 300,000 residents be represented
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and the members of the Department of Public Works of the French Basque Country signed the protocols that allowed the collaboration between the various Basque organisms and institutions to encourage a linguistic policy on both sides of the Spanish-French border; the Public Institution of Basque
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or Mixe Country region and the Soule province, where a dialect with great cohesion and defined traits can be found: Souletin. In Zuazo's opinion, this may be due to the fact that this territory has been separated administratively from the other two, and that the differences in speech have been
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Over the last 200 years, the territory has shown a slow demographic rise: 126,493 (in 1801); 162,365 (1851); 226,749 (1979) (79% in Labourd, 13% in Lower Navarre, 8% in Soule); 259,850 (1990) (81%; 13%; 6% respectively); 262,000 (1999 census). On 29 January 1997 the area was made an official
2418:, made the first classification of the dialects in the nineteenth century based solely on linguistic criteria. He made four different classifications. The definitive classification was collected in his work "Le verbe basque en tableaux", where he differentiated eight dialects: 1745:), and Royalists (traditional Catholics), with the latter eventually prevailing in the area. Shepherding and small-scale mining and agriculture were the main economic activities, and were accompanied by the increased presence of customs officials, both locals and non-Basques. 1662:
The Basques started to be forcibly recruited for the French army, with large numbers of youths in turn deciding to run away or defect among allegations of mistreatment, so starting a trend of exile and emigration to the Americas that was to last for more than a century.
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or the Americas. However, war took a heavy toll; 6,000 died at the front, equivalent to 3% of the French Basque population. It also produced strengthened the notion in the Basque psyche that it is an integral part of the French nation, fostered by the above weekly
1458:, gives a rough description of the extent of Basque at the time: The language comprised all the provinces now known as Basque Country "and so many other places". After Axular's accomplished book, other Basque writing authors followed suit, especially in 2022:. The language has evolved in the literary plane from classical Labourd dialect used by writers in the Sare School, to the literary Navarro-Lapurdian dialect, a sort of Basque unified in the French Basque Country made concrete by a grammar book by 1065:, demonstrate. In the north of what is now French Basque Country, these (toponyms) become more frequent: e.g., Loupiac and Gaillan. However, in the southeast of the territory, the less Romanized area, toponyms with Basque suffixes are abundant: 2641: 2614: 2174:. In order to give the Basque language legal recognition, it would be necessary to modify the Constitution of the Republic. French speakers of Basque do not then have any recognized linguistic rights. And thus no guaranteed linguistic rights. 2160:
of the languages of the Republic in a state/environment of tolerance. Other legal texts that strengthen the status of French are Law 75-1349, from 31 December 1975, and the law that replaced it, Law 94-665, from 4 August 1994, known as the
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canton) has usually not been considered a part of Lower Navarre, even though it belonged to Navarre during the Ancien RĂ©gime. Additionally, it has not entered the Councils of the French Basque Country. Lower Navarre is located within the
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that of the Basques, putting forward instead the establishment of a Basque department. However, eventually the brothers Garat from Labourd voted for the new design out of hopes to get a say in future political decisions. In 1790, the
683:, was created: an intercommunal cooperation movement (EPCI), which promotes a greater level of autonomy, with the French administrative categorization as an official territorial administrative structure with greater abilities than a 1690:, General Moncey forced the removal of Pinet and Cavaignac, who had managed to have a falling out with the Gipuzkoans. Due to this, they threw themselves into a desperate guerilla war, an antecedent to that of 1808. On July 22, the 662:(Chamber of Agriculture for the Basque Country), was created as a house for the representation and promotion of the interests of livestock farmers and agriculturists of the French Basque Country, promoted by the agrarian union, 1974:) spoken in this region since before the Roman era, does not have official status but it does have some acknowledgement, so that it can be studied in school and be used as a secondary language by the institutions in the area. 1752:
in 1864 (Mauleon in 1880), increasing the flow of freight and people from outside the Basque Country, resulting in the growth of the non-Basque population especially on the coast, with Biarritz the most noteworthy case, in a
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thrived on their shipbuilding and steel processing industry supplying the European war effort, continental Basques under the age of 49 were required to travel to the front in north-east France. From the beginning and as the
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for most administrative entities, it does have its own Chamber of Commerce (the CCI Bayonne-Pays-Basque) and a distinct economy with a pole of competences around the boardsports industry including companies such as
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is an association that groups political posts such as regional councilors, general councilors and mayors of the French Basque Country, from both political spectrums, whose goal is to achieve the division of the
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even declaring that "fanaticism speaks Basque", an indiscriminate mass-deportation of civilians followed resulting in the expulsion from their homes of thousands and a death toll of approx. 1,600 in
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A slow but continuous French institutional evolution has been produced as a response to the historical claims of the French Basque Country. By an order from 29 January 1997 from the prefect of the
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detached from the Franks and became the independent commander of Vasconia, but got involved in the Carolingian dynastic wars over succession after taking over Bordeaux (844), supporting the young
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that administered the collective goods of each parish existed. In 1215, Bayonne separated from Labourd, ruling from that moment on through its council. From the end of the 12th century until the
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was the capital of Labourd. Bayonne continued to be the economic hub of the area until the 19th century. However, above all, it was the port of Navarre that connected it to the North of Europe.
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The oldest human remains that are known of in the territory of the current French Basque Country are approximately 150,000 years old. Some houses have been found on the terraces of the river
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and Bayonne in 1449 and 1451 respectively, Labourd and Soule were under the domain of the French crown. When Henry III of Navarre took the French throne at the end of the 16th century (as
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The 16th century was probably the most tragic for the inhabitants of the French Basque Country in its history. The recurring French-Spanish conflict between 1512 and 1659 and the
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reflect this. The plays are performed by entire towns, who turn into an instrument for the reaffirmation of Souletin identity, which has suffered a worrying demographic decline.
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and more specifically of a Basque department, has been a constant element during that last decades in elected posts for the main political parties, with representation from the
1705:. As of 1814, traditional cross-Pyrenean trade fell conspicuously, starting a period of economic stagnation. Eventually, trade across the PyrĂ©nĂ©es border was cut off after the 2030:, and it currently survives as an unrecognized version of unified Basque. In other words, it is a unified Basque with lexical and morphological elements unique to the region. 2755: 1558: 3178: 217:), with 785 km (303 sq mi). The population included in the Basque Municipal Community amounts to 309,723 inhabitants distributed in 158 municipalities. 2506: 2567: 668:. Initially, this institution wasn't recognised, and its function was illegal. Now, its function is regulated and receives subventions from the Regional Council of 436:, did not belong to Navarre although it is also a part of the Council of Elects and the Council of the Development of the French Basque Country. On the other hand, 160: 1223:
that broke up during the 8th to 9th centuries, following the Carolingian expansion, the pressure of Norman raids, and introduction of feudalism. At this time, the
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against revolutionary France. At first, French Basque Country stayed at the margins of the conflict, since Spain stayed neutral, but in 1793, France declared
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belong to Lower Navarre and are a part of the Council of Elects and the Council of the Development of the French Basque Country. They were dependent on the
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The evangelization of the territory that today comprises French Basque Country was slow and precarious. Beginning in the 9th century, and in part due to
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era, humans began to live outside of caves, despite the fact that these were still used until a much later date. Also, during this era, the artefacts of
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The French Basque Country included three pre-existing historic territories before the departmental division of France in 1789, with a few modifications:
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The Navarro-Lapurdian dialect and Souletin have common characteristics that distinguish them from other Basque dialects, such as the pronunciation of
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The Council of the Development of the French Basque Country was created in 1994, and in 1995 the Council of the Elected of the French Basque Country (
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by Pierre Etxeberri. However, during the 17 and 18th century, that activity saw a gradual decline as the English took over from the Basques.
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The Northern Basque Country has 29,759 companies, 107 companies for 1,000 inhabitants and an annual growth of 4.5% (between 2004 and 2006).
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regional languages that are part of our heritage" by 44 deputies in 2006, the proposal was rejected by 57 votes against and 44 in favor.
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After the conquest of Upper Navarre by Castile in 1512–21, the still independent north Pyrenean part of Navarre took the lead of the
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in 1023 with its capital in Bayonne, which gave vassals to the King and Queen of Navarre until 1193. The area became disputed by the
1507:. He burned around 200 women, children and priests by forcing them to confess through torture. Pierre de Lancre was responsible for 1200:, Galactorio, up until 580, while Gregory of Tours wrote about the incursions Duke Austrobald faced in 587 after the defeat of Duke 3313: 641: 249: 2781: 2307: 1643:
The three Basque provinces were then shaken by traumatic events after the intervention of the French Convention Army during the
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However, after overcoming the disasters suffered, a sort of renaissance was lived during the 17th century. Among other things,
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The lands to the south of the Adour became Labourd, encompassing initially a bigger region than the later territory around the
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became King of France but kept Navarre as a formally independent state until 1620–24, when this separation was suppressed.
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exercised better military control over the area, including better tax collection and judicial administration, placing Duke
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After the Germanic invasions that caused the fall of the Roman Empire, the ancient province began to be referred to as
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The mutual hostility and lack of trust between the new regime and the European monarchies led to the creation of the
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agreed to divide the country, Labourd remaining under Angevin sovereignty and Lower Navarre under Navarrese control.
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political movement going back to 1963 with the Embata movement (outlawed in 1974), followed up during the 2000s by
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of the Pyrenees had an impact in the French Basque Country, especially in church-related circles (periodicals like
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was created. By the end of the 9th century, Guillermo Sanchez was named the duke of all Vascons. Some years later,
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Fourth Sociolinguistic Survey. 2006: Basque Autonomous Community, Northern Basque Country, Navarre, Basque Country
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to discuss problems of state. This assembly united the three estates: nobles, clerics, and the common people (the
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The creation of an institution of greater substance than what was represented by the geographical organization of
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took into account the four centuries of literary tradition of this region when it began the unification project.
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within this historic territory. After a process of municipal meetings, on 2 May 2016, both conditions were met.
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from the 6th century, and was differentiated from the trans-Pyrenean territories that later chroniclers in the
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type of settlement (Manex Goihenetxe, Eneko Bidegain). Upper-class tourism gained momentum from 1854 onwards (
1796:(Anton Abbadia), followed by several more editions up to 1897. Other political and cultural events in fellow 1544:), Lower Navarre was incorporated into the French Royal patrimony (becoming the King of France and Navarre). 1155:. After Clovis I's death in 511, the heirs to his throne consolidated their northern possessions centered on 2893: 2034: 1900: 3210: 2171: 2130: 1793: 1675: 775: 640:
department into Basque and BĂ©arnese departments respectively (24 of the existing mainland departments have
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went to Spain to manage conquered territory, courting the possibility of annexing it to France. After the
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and written Latin and was increasingly confined to the lands around the Pyrénées. Since 963, the town
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inhabited this area. At the beginning they lived in the open air and later in caves, like the one in
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in the late 4th and 5th centuries, the area was eventually incorporated as part of the independent
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made with Rome, but they were forced to leave in 507 as a consequence of their defeat against the
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set out on a campaign to repress the Vascon inhabitants that eventually led to their submission.
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Orden nÂș 64-2016-07-13-015, publicado el 13 de julio de 2016 (en francĂ©s, pĂĄginas de 41 a 54)
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Below is an extract from the report of the Observatory of Linguistic Rights of Euskal Herria:
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was signed and the conflict ended, giving rise to a period of relative peace and prosperity.
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originate, is a part of the Biarritz-Anglet-Bayonne agglomeration community (BAB) alongside
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led the French to a counterattack in June 1794, expelling the Spanish, and even entering
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The most well-known object found is a bird bone with three holes in it in the shape of a
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influence and became extinct on the Labourd coast around the 19th century, according to
1951:). The proportion of French-Basque bilinguals fell from 26.4% in 1996 to 22.5% in 2006. 1864:, i.e., a representative body promoting several activities, but without its own budget. 1714: 579: 3198: 2817: 2805: 2392: 2387: 2225: 2042: 1738: 1698: 1541: 1467: 1440: 1404:, though at times also it admitted a certain Angevin overlordship. With the end of the 1397: 1302: 1224: 759: 194: 2778: 1652: 441: 3182: 3083: 2977: 2952: 2923: 2423: 2370: 2265: 2257: 2237: 2200: 2149: 2019: 1764: 1734: 1706: 1582: 1376: 1344: 1216: 779: 701: 551: 3044: 3019: 1415: 629:, and nationalist parties. 64% of Basque-French mayors support such a creation. The 2447: 2375: 2295: 2279:('the Northerners') used violence to seek independence. It disbanded in the 1990s. 2142: 2134: 2105: 2101: 1823: 1531: 1525: 1504: 1278: 1251: 1111: 856: 486: 102: 2311: 819:(4000–3000 B.C.E.), new techniques for the use of metals and agriculture arrived. 425: 2948: 2785: 2507:"Jean-RenĂ© Etchegaray Ă©lu prĂ©sident de la communautĂ© d'agglomĂ©ration Pays basque" 2419: 2291: 2138: 2110: 2056: 2038: 2027: 1963: 1948: 1843: 1667: 1648: 1436: 1274: 786: 513: 344: 174: 114: 94: 2777:
Adolf Schulten, 1927, Revista Internacional de los Estudios Vascos. RIEV, 18, 2.
1775:) chose to take healing baths at spa resorts and sought to be closer to nature. 1674:. The political situation after the mass-deportation of civilians improved when 1261:
During this period, northern Basques very likely participated in the successive
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Northern Basque Country in green. From left to right, the historic provinces of
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exists at the municipal level for traffic (trilingual in places like Bayonne).
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in Oloron-Sainte-Marie. Additionally, it includes the following territories in
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wore on, thousands of Basques objected to military service, defected and fled
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with a reduced, almost symbolic presence, especially when compared to the
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Basques continue to practice many Basque cultural traditions. The town of
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announcing the outbreak of war and its allegiance to the French war effort
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Lehen mundu gerra "Eskualduna" astekarian [World War I on the Weekly
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De l'année 587 à l'année 589. Gontran, Childebert II et Clotaire II, Rois
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across the border. Since 2007, they gather around the electoral platform
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The three Basque provinces still enjoyed considerable autonomy until the
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united the duchies of Vasconia and Aquitania (with the Poitiers county).
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in the 1940s. In many ways, it is considered one of the predecessors of
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The mid-1800s were years of decay and yearning for the time before the
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department project arrived, uniting the ancient Basque countries with
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and other Basque traditional fisheries. In 1677, it was translated to
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distributing taxes and charges, and its delegates were chosen by the
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Banatic, pågina oficial de las Mancomunidades francesas (en francés)
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Las referencias sobre los Vascones hasta el año 810 después de J.C.
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suppressed it radically, as it did elsewhere in France, eventually
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Territories of the French Basque Country and the French monarchy
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Count 827:The present-day territory was inhabited by the 63:, with the French Basque Country in dark green. 2876:(La Historia y los Vascos – Vascon.Galeon.com) 2537:. CommunautĂ© Pays Basque. 2015. Archived from 2271:In the 1980s and 1990s, an armed group called 1771:, Hendaye, etc.), as the high nobility (e.g., 1496:that lasted 30 years sowed terror and misery. 3334: 3147: 1977:According to the current division created by 1737:. The Basques were divided into Republicans, 3181:, Basque Government, Vitoria-Gasteiz, 2008, 3020:"Republicanismo en Euskal Herria: Iparralde" 3009:; Editorial Actas, 2010 Madrid. Pag. 30 a 37 2816:, Vol. 51, No. 3 (Jul., 1976), pp. 381–410. 2272: 2241: 2205: 2189: 2165: 2088: 2082: 2076: 2070: 2060: 2050: 1996: 1986: 1933: 1859: 1835:on the grounds that "God champions France." 1801: 1779: 1754: 1451: 1413: 1391: 1366: 1311: 1083: 1077: 1072: 1066: 793: 684: 663: 657: 648: 630: 616: 605: 583: 573: 563: 533: 527: 504:The most important city in the territory is 490: 480: 479:are a part of a Municipal Commonwealth, the 212: 202: 197:, with 1,284 km (496 sq mi); 122: 2564:MOT, Mission OpĂ©rationelle TransfrontaliĂšre 1846:and the coast was fortified as part of the 1697:It became a matter of concern discussed by 1503:motivated Labourd in sending the councilor 1177: 1138: 1060: 1054: 1036: 1015: 994: 973: 949: 932: 911: 890: 868: 521: 248:(BAB) are its chief towns, included in the 207:), with 800 km (310 sq mi); 147:. Since 1 January 2017, it constitutes the 128: 3341: 3327: 2306:, fishing and forestry). This includes an 2167:relative Ă  l'emploi de la langue française 1647:(1793–95). Besides prohibiting the native 1211:After the Basque rebellions against Roman 2366:CommunautĂ© d'agglomĂ©ration du Pays Basque 1634:coasts that disappeared, and part of the 1400:against the pretensions of the Counts of 855:times, the region was initially known as 835:, tribal divisions of the Aquitani. When 812:, and raising livestock were discovered. 604:, a "Basque Country" was recognized as a 157:CommunautĂ© d'Agglomeration du Pays Basque 3068: 2917: 2504: 2006:intensified by the lack of interaction. 1842:, the French Basque Country was part of 1568: 1557: 1528:wrote the first printed text in Basque. 1250:In the 8th century, a second autonomous 1227:was created, extending around the river 724: 712: 700: 77: 66: 54: 34: 18: 3126:Bidegain, Eneko. 2012, pp. 606, 658-659 2972:Etxegoien (Xamar), Juan Carlos (2009). 1943:According to a 2006 survey, 22.5% were 681:Agglomerate Community of Basque Country 482:CommunautĂ© de Communes de Soule-Xiberoa 3443: 1273:to the throne of Aquitaine. He became 362:, which belonged to the department of 3322: 2252:. Some other nationalist parties are 2232:and others. They seek a split of the 578:), the capital of Lower Navarre, and 289:Arrondissement of Oloron-Sainte-Marie 250:Basque Eurocity Bayonne-San SebastiĂĄn 236:(although in the BĂ©arnese village of 177:in the north-east of the traditional 2849:pag. 8. Disponible el 16/11/2006 en 2129:Neither Basque nor any of the other 2095:Royal Academy of the Basque Language 1883: 1741:(but for a nuanced position held by 1536:With the conquest of the castles of 717:French customs system in 1732, with 477:Arondissement of Oloron-Sainte-Marie 2729:"Euskal Herriko Laborantza Ganbara" 1049:The region reached a high level of 650:Association des Élus du Pays Basque 13: 3108:Bidegain, Eneko. 2012, pp. 562-571 1880:Music in the French Basque Country 737: 358:region of Lapurdi. Among them are 173:It includes three former historic 14: 3462: 3302: 2298:(manufacturing) and 19.3% in the 1622:. The reorganization favored the 1597:, a former sovereign territory). 1554:End of Basque home rule in France 659:Euskal Herriko Laborantza Ganbara 644:than the French Basque Country). 382:). Lapurdi is located within the 3399: 3307: 2340: 1955:the majority of the population. 1887: 1547: 1488:The Renaissance and witch trials 1090:words similar to those in Basque 3272: 3267:Seaska: Les racines de l'avenir 3260: 3248: 3230: 3203: 3192: 3172: 3129: 3120: 3111: 3102: 3062: 3037: 3012: 3005:SĂĄnchez Arreseigor, Juan JosĂ©: 2999: 2990: 2965: 2936: 2911: 2887:"Joanes Leizarraga Vida Y Obra" 2879: 2867: 2835: 2826: 2799: 2790: 2771: 2760: 2749: 2721: 2696: 2505:SabathlĂ©, Pierre (2017-01-23). 2453: 2405: 1729:The 19th century to the present 1593:, half-Basque and half-Gascon ( 1565:converted into a seaside resort 873:). 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Southern Basque Country

Labourd
Lower Navarre
Soule

Pyrénées-Atlantiques

Saint-PĂ©e-sur-Nivelle

Basque pelota
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Basque Municipal Community
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French provinces
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Lower Navarre
Kingdom of Navarre
Labourd
Soule
Landes
Bay of Biscay
Southern Basque Country
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