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Éric Ciotti and Maxime Michelet: « Bringing Back the Ashes of Napoleon III to France Would Open the Way to the Memory Renaissance »

Summary by Le Figaro
TRIBUNE - While Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, said he was open to the return of Napoleon III's ashes in France if he came to power, the mayor UDR of Nice and the deputy UDR supported this idea. This would remind our people that he is the son of a past...

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One hundred and fifty-three years after his death, could Napoleon III finally return to France? In a gallery published this Monday, September 14 in Le Figaro, Éric Ciotti and Maxime Michelet... The article "The emperor, his wife and the little prince" : Éric Ciotti demands the repatriation of the remains of Napoleon III and his family appeared first on current values.

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TRIBUNE - While Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, said he was open to the return of Napoleon III's ashes in France if he came to power, the mayor UDR of Nice and the deputy UDR supported this idea. This would remind our people that he is the son of a past...

·Paris, France
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After Jordan Bardella, Eric Ciotti revives the debate on the return to France of the ashes of Napoleon III. In a forum published by "Le Figaro" with the deputy UDR Maxime Michelet, the mayor of Nice defends a repatriation in the name of the national memory.

In a rostrum, UDR President Eric Ciotti asked the French state to take the necessary steps to return Napoleon III's ashes to France. A measure shared by Reform UK's boss Nigel Farage, during his meeting with Jordan Bardella. "Open the way to the memorial renaissance." In a forum aired in Le Figaro this Monday, Eric Ciotti, President of UDR, and MP Maxime Michelet asked the French government to implement the conditions for the repatriation of Nap…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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