For the first time, the town hall of Nantes delivered to a couple from Loire-Atlantique a family booklet written in French and Breton, making little Lupita, un an, a pioneer. For his parents, Tifenn and Brendan, it is a symbol. They want pass on the Breton language to their daughter. “It’s important to let other Nantes families know about it, explain these inhabitants of Notre-Dame-des-Landes. For the moment, on the city’s website, only the classic procedure, in French, is indicated. It would be nice if there was also the procedure to have your family record book in Breton.”
A symbol”
“So happy ?“asks the municipal councilor delegated to the civil status, Elhadi Azzi. It was he who gave Tifenn and Brendan the family record book, a little moved.”This is a first since 1792, and that these documents exist!“, enthuses the elected official. Elhadi Azzi now expects to an influx of requests. “Earlier, during the ceremony, a couple came to see me to ask if they could have a similar family record book. And I’m sure that with the media coverage, there will be more. “
Those who wish can go to the town hall, at the civil status service. “Provided that the first civil status is Nantes“, says Elhadi Azzi.
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