Jean-Marie Le Pen, historic figure of the far right, died this Tuesday at the age of 96. His life was punctuated by shocking sentences which sometimes (often) caused him legal setbacks. The founder of the National Front, which became the National Rally, gradually withdrew from political life from 2011, when his daughter Marine Le Pen took over the presidency of the party. Interview with Jean-Philippe Moinet, director of the Revue Civique, author of “Un journal sous influence”, Kindle Edition.
Death of Jean-Marie Le Pen: “He made provocation a political strategy”
