Talk:Front National
Sorry, Mintguy, but they generally deny being extreme-right. They even sued newspapers for using the term.
He deny everything he sued everyone he says is not fascist not nazi not anti-semistic not extreme right wing not xenophobic. He says he his "socialement de gauche, économiquement de droite, nationalement Français" sounds like "National Socialist" aka Nazi no ? Ericd 00:09 Sep 8, 2002 (UTC)
Is "Front National" in English or French? If it is in English, it's a bad translation and should be "National Front". If it's in French, it should be in italics so the reader knows it's not in English. DanKeshet
It's French. Proper names are not usually translated I think, and there's not much point in adding (English: National Front). Cf. Christen Democratisch Appèl
- Yeah, the translation is obvious, but I'm going to put the phrase in italics because "front" and "national" are both perfectly normal English words, so it's not obvious that the phrase itslef is not in poor English. DanKeshet
Ah, that's a very balanced article indeed !!!
Apparently this page is a disambiguation page, I have found that another page exists called National Front which lists different parties with that name:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Front
Which one do you want to delete? The other article has interlanguage links to various wikipedias so it might be wiser to keep it.
--Clementminaudier (talk) 16:43, 24 July 2008 (UTC)