Jean-Marie Le Pen shocks France by coming second in the 2002 presidential elections – archive, 2002 | France | The Guardian
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
Jean-Marie Le Pen : en 2002, "nous n'étions pas prêts"
French extreme right National Front party leader Jean-Marie le Pen salutes supporters at his campaign headquarters in Saint Cloud near Paris, April 21, 2002 [after beating French socialist Prime Minister Lionel Jospin
VIDEO. Quand Marine Le Pen fait du Jean-Marie
TIME Magazine Cover: Why The French Voted For Le Pen - May 6, 2002 - France - elections - right - fascist - Le Pen - Chirac
Jean-Marie Le Pen shocks France by coming second in the 2002 presidential elections – archive, 2002 | France | The Guardian
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Présidentielle 2002 : le séisme Jean-Marie Le Pen
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
Outrage over French Poll – DW – 04/24/2002
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French far-right party severs all ties with elder Le Pen | PBS NewsHour
Jean Marie Le Pen Gives A Press Conference After The First... News Photo - Getty Images
Marine Le Pen's Memoir: a Dutiful Daughter's Sanitizing of Far-Right Politics | The New Yorker
9,961 Jean Marie Le Pen Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
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
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
Jean-Marie Le Pen au second tour de la présidentielle en 2002 - Vidéo Dailymotion
Jean-Marie Le Pen | Biography & Facts | Britannica
21 avril 2002: Chronique d'un séisme politique (2006) - IMDb
Présidentielle : dix scrutins dans le rétro. Le 21 avril 2002, le jour où Le Pen a privé Jospin de second tour
National Front expels founder Jean-Marie Le Pen | Financial Times
