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Carl Lang
Carl Lang in 2009

Member of the European Parliament
In office 1994–2009

Personal details
Born	(1957-09-20) 20 September 1957 (age 66) Vernon, France
Political party	National Front Party of France

Carl Lang (born 20 September 1957) is a French politician and former Member of the European Parliament for the North-West constituency. He was member of the National Front from 1978 to 2008; he is currently president and co-founder of the Party of France (Front National and Party of France are both classified by their opponents as a far-right party).

He was a member of the europarliamentary group "Identity Tradition and Sovereignty" (ITS) in the European Parliament until its dissolving in November 2007. Currently^[when?] a Non-Inscrit, he is member of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.

Carl Lang is also a substitute for the Committee on Fisheries and the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy, a member of the delegation for relations with Belarus, and a substitute for the delegation to the EU–Romania Joint Parliamentary Committee.

Ahead of the 2009 European elections, he announced that he would run a dissident FN list against the official FN list led by Marine Le Pen in the North-West constituency.

Career[edit]

State diploma as a masseur-physiotherapist (1980)
Secretary-General of the National Front (1988–1995, 1998–2006)
Member of the Nord-Pas-de-Calais Regional Council (since 1992)
Member of the European Parliament (since 1994)

External links[edit]

v t e Far-right politics in France
Precursors	Bonald Boulanger de Gobineau de Maistre Drumont de Lapouge
Pre-1945 groups	Action Française Antisemitic League of France Breton National Party Camelots du Roi Croix-de-Feu Faisceau French National-Collectivist Party French Popular Party Jeunesses Patriotes La Cagoule Ligue des Patriotes Milice Mouvement Franciste National Popular Rally Revolutionary Social Movement Service d'ordre légionnaire Solidarité Française
Pre-1945 people	Barrès Bainville Benoist-Méchin Bonnard Brasillach Bucard Clémenti Coston Darnard Daudet Déat Deloncle Déroulède Dorgères Doriot Drieu La Rochelle Guénon Laval Maulnier Maurras Maxence Ousset Pétain Plateau Pujo Rebatet Vallat Vaugeois
Defunct post-1945 groups	Charles Martel Group Europe-Action European Rally for Liberty Fédération d'action nationale et européenne Federation of Nationalist Students French and European Nationalist Party Front Algérie Française Groupe Union Défense Jeune Nation L'Œuvre Française Nouvelle Résistance Occident Ordre Nouveau Organisation Armée Secrète Party of New Forces Phalange Française Radical Network Rassemblement National Français Revolutionary Nationalist Groups Troisième Voie Unité Radicale
Active groups	Action Française Adsav AGRIF Alsace First Association for the Defence of the Memory of Marshal Pétain Cité catholique Civitas Carrefour de l'Horloge Debout la France Equality and Reconciliation Europe-Jeunesse The Nationalists French Renewal Generation Identity GRECE League of the South National Council of European Resistance National Republican Movement Party of France Rassemblement National Reconquête Sovereignty, Identity and Freedoms Terre et Peuple The Patriots
Post-1945 people	Aliot Antony Ayoub Bardèche Bardella Bay Benedetti Binet Bompard Bouchet Bousquet Blot Brigneau Briois Camus Coston de Benoist de Lesquen Dior Duprat Faye Fredriksen Gollnisch Holeindre Jalkh Lang Le Gallou Le Pen (Jean-Marie) Le Pen (Marine) Luce Maribe Malliarakis Maréchal Mégret Ménard Messiha Philippot Pujo Rachline Ravier Reynouard Saint-Loup Sidos Soral Stirbois Susini Tixier-Vignancour Venner Vial Zemmour
Ideologies and movements	Boulangisme Maurrassisme Nouvelle Droite Pétainism Révolution nationale
Active publications and media	Boulevard Voltaire Éléments Minute National-Hebdo [fr] Nouvelle École Présent Radio Courtoisie Rivarol TV-Libertés
Notable events	Dreyfus affair Franco-Prussian War (Revanchism) 6 February 1934 crisis Vichy France Algerian War (Algiers putsch of 1961)

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-'''Carl Lang''' (born 20 September 1957 in [[Vernon, Eure]]) is a [[Politics of France|French politician]] and [[Member of the European Parliament]] for the [[European  [[File:Carl Lang.jpg|thumb|Carl Lang]]Parliament election, 2004 (France)#Seats|north-west]] of [[France]]. He was member of the [[National Front (France)|National Front]] from 1978 to 2008; he is currently president and co-founder of the [[Party of France]]. (''Front National'' and ''Party of France'' are both classified by their opponents as [[History of far-right movements in France|far-right party]].)
+{{ infobox Politician
+| name        = Carl Lang
+| image       = Carl Lang.jpg
+| caption     = Carl Lang in 2009
+| office      = [[Member of the European Parliament]]
+| term_start  = 1994
+| term_end    = 2009
+| birth_date  = {{birth date and age|1957|09|20|df=yes}}
+| birth_place = [[Vernon, Eure|Vernon]], [[France]]
+| nationality = [[France|French]]
+| party       = [[National Rally (France)|National Front]]<br />[[Party of France]]
+}}
+'''Carl Lang''' (born 20 September 1957) is a [[Politics of France|French politician]] and former [[Member of the European Parliament]] for the [[North-West France (European Parliament constituency)|North-West constituency]]. He was member of the [[National Front (France)|National Front]] from 1978 to 2008; he is currently president and co-founder of the [[Party of France]] (''Front National'' and ''Party of France'' are both classified by their opponents as a [[History of far-right movements in France|far-right party]]).
-He was a member of the europarliamentary group "[[Identity Tradition and Sovereignty]]" (ITS) in the [[European Parliament]] until its dissolving in November 2007. Currently a [[Non-Inscrits]], he is member of the [[Committee on Employment and Social Affairs]]. [[File:Carl Lang à Limoges 079.JPG|thumb|Carl Lang ]]
+He was a member of the europarliamentary group "[[Identity Tradition and Sovereignty]]" (ITS) in the [[European Parliament]] until its dissolving in November 2007. Currently{{when|date=April 2022}} a [[Non-Inscrit]], he is member of the [[Committee on Employment and Social Affairs]].
-Carl Lang is also a substitute for the [[Committee on Fisheries]] and the [[Committee on Industry, Research and Energy]], a member of the delegation for relations with [[Belarus]], and a substitute for the delegation to the [[European Union|EU]]&ndash;[[Romania]] Joint Parliamentary Committee.
+Carl Lang is also a substitute for the [[Committee on Fisheries]] and the [[Committee on Industry, Research and Energy]], a member of the delegation for relations with [[Belarus]], and a substitute for the delegation to the [[European Union|EU]]–[[Romania]] Joint Parliamentary Committee.
-Ahead of the [[European Parliament election, 2009 (France)|2009 European elections]], he announced that he would run a dissident FN list against the official FN list led by [[Marine Le Pen]] in the [[North-West France (European Parliament constituency)|North-West]] constituency.
+Ahead of the [[2009 European Parliament election in France|2009 European elections]], he announced that he would run a dissident FN list against the official FN list led by [[Marine Le Pen]] in the [[North-West France (European Parliament constituency)|North-West]] constituency.
 ==Career==
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