Republic of Bretagne

The Republic of Bretagne was an independent nation covering today's Bretagne province. It had 3 presidents, Daniel Lefebvre, François Poutou and Andrew Bateria.

History
The nation broke away from France at the head of Daniel Lefebvre, who was assassinated by a French loyalists. He was replaced by the Unionist François Poutou, who, however, never held a referendum on joining France. He was beaten at the polls by Andrew Bateria, who claimed he wanted 'the best for Bretagne!' Bateria held the Bretagne status referendum, which came out with a majority of joining the Cartogorian Guild. Andrew Bateria immediately stepped down. The province was annexed by the Guild soon after. While Brest remained loyal to the Republic for a while and refused to recognise the Cartogorian annexation, when Daniel Bateria was elected leader of Bretagne province, Brest peacefully joined the Guild.