(26 July 1910 – 20 October 2011)
He fled France after the French liberation in 1945 and took Irish citizenship in the early 1950s. One of the founders of the Celtic League along with his compatriot Alan Heusaff, he lived to be 101 years old.[3]
On Sunday, 21 January 2007, Eoghan Harris published an opinion piece in the Irish Independent alleging Fouéré had collaborated during WW2. The sole cited references in the article were Google search results.[4] Fouéré was alleged to have been a collaborator during WW2, but was fully exonerated in 1955 following his voluntary return to France to face trial.[5]
Family
His daughter is Irish actress Olwen Fouéré.English
- Towards a federal Europe, 1968; ISBN 0-7154-0485-7
- L'Europe aux Cent Drapeaux, 1968
- La Bretagne Ecartelée, Nouvelles éditions latines, 1962
- Problèmes Bretons du Temps Présent
- "En prison pour la libération de la Bretagne". Nouvelles Editions Latines (Les Cahiers de l'Avenir de la Bretagne), 1977
- Histoire résumée du mouvement Breton, du XIXe siècle à nos jours (1800–1976). Quimper: Editions Nature et Bretagne (Les Cahiers de l'Avenir de la Bretagne; 4), 1977; ISBN 2-85257-027-0
- Europe ! Nationalité bretonne… Citoyen français?, Coop Breizh, 2000
- La Patrie interdite, Histoire d'un Breton, France Empire, 1987
- Ces Droits que les autres ont …, Les cahiers de l'avenir de la Bretagne
- L'Histoire du quotidien La Bretagne et les silences d'Henri Fréville (avec Youenn Didro)
- La maison du connemara, éd. Coop Breizh, 1995
- Projet de loi portant statut d'autonomie pour la Bretagne par Yann Fouéré, Thierry Jigourel, Jean Cevaër, et al.; Parti pour l'organisation d'une Bretagne libre. Saint-Brieuc (21 Pl. Du Guesclin): les Cahiers de l'avenir, 2001
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