Plogoff (Plougoñ in breton language) is a small city at the very end of Brittany, known through a very long and sustained struggle between the local population and french inner policy forces (CRS / Compagnies Républicaines de Sécurité, as they are named), 30 years ago. The Bretons were engaged in a remarkable resistance against the EDF / Electricité de France company and the French  government, both of them intending to set up a nuclear civil power unit very closed to the site of Pointe du Raz (Beg ar Raz, in breton language) known as a spectacular wilderness spot seen as of one of the most beautiful western point of the European continent. Finally, newly elected president François Mitterrand, in line with his political program and proposals, decided not to go further and stopped the Plogoff project. In addition, it is to be noticed that all the french strategic nuclear submarines are based not  far from there. Thats why the western part of   Brittany   still remains under nuclear fear. Nowadays , this site, which is an example for environment protection, welcomes about one million visitors every year.