Official cites controversial historian

During an interview with BFMTV on Tuesday, October 27, an elected official from the National Rally was asked about the national preference his party plans to implement if it comes to power. He referenced a historian known for monarchist and antisemitic views.

Historian’s background and views

The historian mentioned by the official has long been associated with far-right ideologies, promoting ideas that advocate for a return to monarchy and have expressed antisemitic sentiments in various publications and speeches.

Not an isolated reference

This is not the first time a National Rally representative has referenced this historian. Similar mentions have appeared in previous political discussions and public statements by party members.

Context of the party’s stance

The National Rally, a far-right political party in France, has been under scrutiny for its rhetoric and associations. The party has faced criticism for its alignment with individuals and groups holding extreme views, including antisemitism and monarchism.