Jordan Bardella en couple avec Maria Carolina de Bourbon des Deux-Siciles : de Thiers à Chirac, histoire des rares liaisons entre la République et l’aristocratie
The article discusses the historical connections between the French Republic's elite and the aristocracy, prompted by the recent public announcement of the relationship between Jordan Bardella and Maria Carolina de Bourbon des Deux-Siciles. Historian Jean Garrigues provides insights, noting that such relationships date back to the early Third Republic, with figures like Adolphe Thiers associating with aristocrats.

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AI-generatedThe article discusses the historical connections between the French Republic's elite and the aristocracy, prompted by the recent public announcement of the relationship between Jordan Bardella and Maria Carolina de Bourbon des Deux-Siciles. Historian Jean Garrigues provides insights, noting that such relationships date back to the early Third Republic, with figures like Adolphe Thiers associating with aristocrats. Mac Mahon, himself a duke, further exemplifies this connection. The article explores the historical proximity and even political influence that aristocrats have held within the French Republic. The piece is published on April 9, 2026.
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4 extractedJordan Bardella and Maria Carolina de Bourbon des Deux-Siciles are in a relationship.
Mac Mahon was the duc de Magenta, from imperial nobility, and married to an aristocrat.
Adolphe Thiers, first president of the IIIe République, appreciated the company of aristocrats.
Relations between republican elites and aristocracy existed since the beginning of the IIIe République.