Supporters of French extreme-right National Front presidential candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen carry flags and campaign posters during a march in Paris, May 1, 2002. Thousands of supporters join Le Pen for a
Jean-Marie Le Pen shocks France by coming second in the 2002 presidential elections – archive, 2002 | France | The Guardian
Jean-Marie Le Pen - Campagne présidentielle 2002 (2ème tour)| Archive INA - YouTube
French election history: Jean-Marie Le Pen's 'thunderclap' shocker 15 years on
French extreme-right National Front presidential candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen makes a point during a press conference at the party's headquarters in Saint-Cloud near Paris, May 3, 2002.[Conservative incumbent Jacques Chirac faces Jean-Marie
Jean-Marie Le Pen - Campagne présidentielle 2002 | Archive INA - YouTube
France 2022: Echoes of 2002 | European Notepad
A Victory for France – DW – 05/05/2002
French election history: Jean-Marie Le Pen's 'thunderclap' shocker 15 years on
Benjamin Leruth on Twitter: "On 21 April 2002, I was having dinner with my family when this happened. We were all baffled, as were millions of people. 20 years later, here are
EN IMAGES. Le Pen au second tour : comment le choc a déserté les unes des journaux entre 2002 et 2017
Présidentielle 2022 : d'où vient la notion de "front républicain" ?
Profile: Jean-Marie Le Pen – DW – 04/22/2002
Jean-Marie Le Pen shocks France by coming second in the 2002 presidential elections – archive, 2002 | France | The Guardian
Even if Macron wins the election, Le Pen has won the ideological war | The Independent
INA.fr on Twitter: "21 avril 2002 - Election présidentielle : Jacques Chirac et Jean-Marie Le Pen au second tour https://t.co/rfjcl0qYJc https://t.co/svXXprmA2a" / Twitter
Marine Le Pen | The New Yorker
Un Le Pen au second tour : 2002 / 2017
Don't be so relaxed about the demise of Marine Le Pen – she's more popular than ever | The Independent | The Independent
French National Front leader Jean Marie Le Pen (R) says goodbye to his daughter Marine after a conference in Lomme, Northern France May 30, 2002. Marine Le Pen is candidate in the
French extreme right National Front party leader Jean-Marie le Pen addresses supporters at his campaign headquarters in Saint Cloud near Paris, April 21, 2002 after beating French socialist Prime Minister Lionel Jospin
Far-right National Front leader and candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen answers the medias after he casts his ballot at a polling station in Saint-Cloud, on April 22, 2007, for the first round of
A History of the National Front
Chart: France: The Unrelenting Rise of the Le Pen Vote | Statista
TIME Magazine -- Europe, Middle East and Africa Edition -- May 6, 2002/Vol. 159 No. 18
Marine Le Pen: A political animal vying to win the Élysée Palace
Il y a 15 ans dans «Le Soir» : voici la France dont rêve Jean-Marie Le Pen - Le Soir
