Marine Le Pen: Her father's daughter
Marine Le Pen's Political Patricide | The New Yorker
France's National Front founder Le Pen rebuffs daughter's call to quit | Reuters
Marine Le Pen Ousts Her Dad, Keeps His Repulsive French Populist Party
National Front Leader Marine Le Pen Breaks With Father Over Holocaust Remarks - WSJ
France's National Front party expels founder Jean-Marie Le Pen | Jean-Marie Le Pen | The Guardian
Marine Le Pen silences her father — for now – POLITICO
Marine Le Pen's 'Brutal' Upbringing Shaped Her Worldview : NPR
In France, Le Pen's father clings onto role in far-right party -- for now | The Times of Israel
Marine Le Pen has softened her father's toxic brand - and could well win - Reaction
Marine Le Pen, daughter and spokeperson of Front National leader and presidential candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen, attends the press conference given by his father, in Henin-Beaumont, northern France, on April 17, 2007.
Marine Le Pen's father charged with racial hatred on Jews | Daily Mail Online
Marine and Jean-Marie Le Pen fight over French National Front - BBC News
Marine Le Pen's dad ATTACKS HER for being 'not aggressive enough' | World | News | Express.co.uk
Jean-Marine Le Pen Claimed That His Daughter Met Putin Prior to Her Official Moscow Visit
Marine Le Pen moves to oust father despite court ruling
French National Front expels founder Jean-Marie Le Pen - BBC News
Marine Le Pen Expels Her Father From National Front, Party He Founded – Foreign Policy
The Le Pen family: family feud ends in political patricide | Marine Le Pen | The Guardian
Le Pen borrows from father's company to fund presidential campaign | Financial Times
French far-right party severs all ties with elder Le Pen | PBS NewsHour
Marine Le Pen, Leader of France's National Front Party, Splits With Her Father, Its Founder - The New York Times
French National Front expels founder Jean-Marie Le Pen - BBC News
Marine Le Pen, France's (Kinder, Gentler) Extremist - The New York Times
Marine Le Pen's Memoir: a Dutiful Daughter's Sanitizing of Far-Right Politics | The New Yorker
