The far right in France by Remon Haazen

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A torn electoral campaign poster with Marine le Pen outside a primary school on the BD Richard-Lenoir in Paris' 11th arrondissement. The far right candidate Marine le Pen might come in second, just after current president, Emmanuel Macron, in the first round of French national elections on April 10th 2022.

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Jean-Pierre Fabre-Bernadac marches in Paris during an unofficial military parade, “Marche de la Fierte Francaise”, the French Pride March, involving hundreds of retired soldiers march through the center of Paris on Saturday, March 26, 2022. It follows after a letter, by Jean-Pierre Fabre-Bernadac, a former Gendarmerie Captain, and signed by 20 generals and 1000 soldiers of all ranks and addressed to French president Emmanuel Macron in April 2021. The letter warns of a looming racial civil war in France if some areas of the country, especially the suburbs of larger cities, are not brought back under republican control. It also accuses the government of making concessions to Islamic radicals. The initiator of the letter was accused of trying to bring about a military coup, an accusation he denies. Presidential hopeful and extreme right wing politician Eric Zemmour has expressed similar views on France’s so-called lost territory.

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An unofficial military parade, “Marche de la Fierte Francaise”, the French Pride March, involving hundreds of retired soldiers march through the center of Paris on Saturday, March 26, 2022. It follows after a letter, by Jean-Pierre Fabre-Bernadac, a former Gendarmerie Captain, and signed by 20 generals and 1000 soldiers of all ranks and addressed to French president Emmanuel Macron in April 2021. The letter warns of a looming racial civil war in France if some areas of the country, especially the suburbs of larger cities, are not brought back under republican control. It also accuses the government of making concessions to Islamic radicals. The initiator of the letter was accused of trying to bring about a military coup, an accusation he denies. Presidential hopeful and extreme right wing politician Eric Zemmour has expressed similar views on France’s so-called lost territory.

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An unofficial military parade, “Marche de la Fierte Francaise”, the French Pride March, involving hundreds of retired soldiers march through the center of Paris on Saturday, March 26, 2022. It follows after a letter, by Jean-Pierre Fabre-Bernadac, a former Gendarmerie Captain, and signed by 20 generals and 1000 soldiers of all ranks and addressed to French president Emmanuel Macron in April 2021. The letter warns of a looming racial civil war in France if some areas of the country, especially the suburbs of larger cities, are not brought back under republican control. It also accuses the government of making concessions to Islamic radicals. The initiator of the letter was accused of trying to bring about a military coup, an accusation he denies. Presidential hopeful and extreme right wing politician Eric Zemmour has expressed similar views on France’s so-called lost territory.

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French presidential hopeful, Eric Zemmour, holds a rally on Place Trocadero in Paris in front of thousands of supporters on Sunday, March 27. The far right candidate hopes to be going to the second round of voting of the French elections on April 10, 2022 trying to defeat current French president, Emmanuel Macron.

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French presidential hopeful, Eric Zemmour, holds a rally on Place Trocadero in Paris in front of thousands of supporters on Sunday, March 27. The far right candidate hopes to be going to the second round of voting of the French elections on April 10, 2022 trying to defeat current French president, Emmanuel Macron.

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Supporters hold a sign that says "that France remains France" during a rally byFrench presidential hopeful, Eric Zemmour, holds a rally on Place Trocadero in Paris in front of thousands of supporters on Sunday, March 27. The far right candidate hopes to be going to the second round of voting of the French elections on April 10, 2022 trying to defeat current French president, Emmanuel Macron.

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Jean Messiha, an advisor close to Eric Zemmour greets supporters. French presidential hopeful, Eric Zemmour, holds a rally on Place Trocadero in Paris in front of thousands of supporters on Sunday, March 27. The far right candidate hopes to be going to the second round of voting of the French elections on April 10, 2022 trying to defeat current French president, Emmanuel Macron.

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French presidential hopeful, Eric Zemmour, (middle) arrives on the Place Trocadero in Paris. The presidential hopefull holds a rally on Place Trocadero in Paris in front of thousands of supporters on Sunday, March 27. The far right candidate hopes to be going to the second round of voting of the French elections on April 10, 2022 trying to defeat current French president, Emmanuel Macron.

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French presidential hopeful, Eric Zemmour, on the Place Trocadero in Paris. The presidential hopefull holds a rally on Place Trocadero in Paris in front of thousands of supporters on Sunday, March 27. The far right candidate hopes to be going to the second round of voting of the French elections on April 10, 2022 trying to defeat current French president, Emmanuel Macron.

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Members of the far rightwing organisation, Generation Identitaire, protest in Paris. The French interior minister, Gérald Darmanin, is thinking to disband the organisation like he has done with certain Muslim ones, that according to the minister incite hatred.

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Members and supporters of the extreme French right wing organisation, Génération identitaire, protest in Paris against the dissolution of the organisation by the French interior minister, Gerard Darmanin. According to the minister, Génération identitaire promulgates hatred, violence and racial discrimination and acts as a private militia. During the protest scuffles broke out between left wing antifa members.

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Members and supporters of the extreme French right wing organisation, Génération identitaire, protest in Paris against the dissolution of the organisation by the French interior minister, Gerard Darmanin. According to the minister, Génération identitaire promulgates hatred, violence and racial discrimination and acts as a private militia. During the protest scuffles broke out between left wing antifa members.

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Members and supporters of the extreme French right wing organisation, Génération identitaire, protest in Paris against the dissolution of the organisation by the French interior minister, Gerard Darmanin. According to the minister, Génération identitaire promulgates hatred, violence and racial discrimination and acts as a private militia. During the protest scuffles broke out between left wing antifa members.

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Members and supporters of the extreme French right wing organisation, Génération identitaire, protest in Paris against the dissolution of the organisation by the French interior minister, Gerard Darmanin. According to the minister, Génération identitaire promulgates hatred, violence and racial discrimination and acts as a private militia. During the protest scuffles broke out between left wing antifa members.

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Members and supporters of the extreme French right wing organisation, Génération identitaire, protest in Paris against the dissolution of the organisation by the French interior minister, Gerard Darmanin. According to the minister, Génération identitaire promulgates hatred, violence and racial discrimination and acts as a private militia. During the protest scuffles broke out between left wing antifa members.

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