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1 On the nationality of french people : Role of Henri de Bourbon Jean-Noël, University of Mainz

2 Henri de Bourbon of Béarn and of Navarre Son of Antoine de Bourbon and Jeanne d‘Albret Born in Pau (Béarn) in 1553, died in Paris (France ?) in 1610

3 Béarn Western Europe in 1600

4 conversion Conditions: Religions War Henri de Bourbon protestant Henri IV king of France catholic „Paris vaut bien une messe“ Henri de Bourbon (1594)

5 "Je donne la France au Béarn et non le Béarn à la France" Henri IV, king of France (1594) I give France to Béarn and not Béarn to France Colony : 3. a subject territory occupied by a settlement from the ruling state. WordReference.com (2001) Colonization of France by Béarn

6 CONCLUSION After conversion of Henri de Bourbon, Béarn colonized France French people are actually Béarnais PROBLEMS Since 1957, are European people also Béarnais?

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