In this essay I will be looking at the Extreme Right and how through the years the FN (Front National) has managed to become the leading and most popular party of the far right in France. I will also be looking at the different voting tendencies that the Extreme Right has had to cope with through out the last 40 years.

To understand better how the Extreme Right has become increasingly more successful with the public in general, it is important to take a look at some of it's background history.

The Extreme Right, before the FN was created, was made of many different fragmented movements which had at their heads strong charismatic leaders, a typical historical necessity for a far Right movement, or party, not just in France but everywhere, for example A. Hitler in Germany and B. Mussolini in Italy. It's a proven fact that a movement or party with far right tendencies, needs a strong leader or it will not survive, it is very important not to confuse movement with parties, movements is what the French Extreme right had before the creation of the FN with the exceptions of two parties, the first one being Poujades (UDCA) formed in 1953 and the second Tixie

De Le Pen A Le Pen, F Bergeron et P Vilgier, Edition D M Morin, 1985

Le Faux Parler ou l'art de la demagogie, JL Porquet, Balland document

Some common words found in the essay are:
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Approximate Word count = 2981
Approximate Pages = 12 (250 words per page double spaced)