Charles Martel Group

It was named after Charles Martel, the Frankish military leader who defeated the Umayyad invasion of Gaul at the Battle of Tours in 732.The radical group claims to have chosen Martel as their namesake in honor of his successful defense of France (then Frankish Kingdom) over a thousand years prior.A terrorist organization targeting the French government for supporting the Algerian independence movement popped up using a similar name in the 1960s before the radical group came together.Relations had not been going well and the Algerians were upset at many things, including prior terror attacks, The French president made a bold move by going.Mauritania was another former French colony who was now involved in a war of their own with other African factions including the radical group known as the Polisario Front.
FranceMarseilleIdeologyFrench nationalismWhite nationalismAnti-ArabismAntisemitismPolitical positionFar-rightAlgerian consulate bombing in MarseilleJean de BroglieMarseille exhibition bombingFrenchCommandoanti-Arabterrorist organizationCharles MartelFrankishUmayyad invasion of GaulBattle of ToursAlgerian warguerrilla warfareFrankish KingdomAlgerian independence movementCharles Martel SocietyconsulateMarseillesAir AlgérieToulouseCar bombÉvian AccordsMauritaniaPolisario FrontAubervilliersAmericanJeune AfriqueMIPT Terrorism Knowledge BaseFar-right politics in FranceBonaldBoulangerde Gobineaude MaistreDrumontde LapougeAction FrançaiseAntisemitic League of FranceBreton National PartyCamelots du RoiCroix-de-FeuFaisceauFrench National-Collectivist PartyFrench Popular PartyGreenshirtsJeunesses PatriotesLa CagouleLigue des PatriotesMiliceMouvement FrancisteNational Popular RallyRevolutionary Social MovementService d'ordre légionnaireSolidarité FrançaiseBarrèsBainvilleBenoist-MéchinBonnardBrasillachBucardClémentiCostonDarnardDaudetDeloncleDéroulèdeDorgèresDoriotDrieu La RochelleMaulnierMaurrasMaxenceMitterrandOussetPétainPlateauRebatetVallatVaugeoisAction Française (post war)Europe-ActionEuropean Rally for LibertyFédération d'action nationale et européenneFederation of Nationalist StudentsFrench and European Nationalist PartyFront Algérie FrançaiseGroupe Union DéfenseJeune NationL'Œuvre FrançaiseNouvelle RésistanceOccidentComités TVOrdre NouveauOrganisation Armée SecrèteParty of New ForcesPhalange FrançaiseRadical NetworkRassemblement National FrançaisRevolutionary Nationalist GroupsTroisième VoieUnité RadicaleAlsace FirstAssociation for the Defence of the Memory of Marshal PétainCité catholiqueCivitasCarrefour de l'HorlogeDebout la FranceEquality and ReconciliationEurope-JeunesseThe NationalistsFrench RenewalGeneration IdentityLeague of the SouthNational Council of European ResistanceNational Republican MovementParty of FranceRassemblement NationalReconquêteSovereignty, Identity and FreedomsTerre et PeupleThe PatriotsAntonyBardècheBardellaBenedettiBompardBouchetBousquetBrigneauBrioisde Benoistde LesquenDupratFredriksenGollnischHoleindreLe GallouLe Pen (Jean-Marie)Le Pen (Marine)MaribeMalliarakisMaréchalMégretMénardMessihaPhilippotde PoncinsRachlineRavierReynouardSaint-LoupStirboisSusiniTixier-VignancourVennerZemmourBoulangismeMaurrassismeNouvelle DroitePétainismRévolution nationaleÉlémentsMinuteNational-HebdoNouvelle ÉcolePrésentRadio CourtoisieRivarolTV-LibertésDreyfus affairFranco-Prussian WarRevanchism6 February 1934 crisisVichy FranceAlgiers putsch of 19611961 Vitry-Le-François train bombing1962 Issy-les-Moulineaux bombingBattle of Bab El OuedCommando DeltaAntoine ArgoudRoger DegueldreAlbert DovecarPaul GardyYves GodardPierre GuillaumeEdmond JouhaudCharles LacheroyPierre LagaillardeRaoul SalanJean-Jacques SusiniGeorges BidaultDominique BorellaJean-Pierre CheridPierre DescavesYves Guérin-SéracRoger HoleindreJean-Pierre Maïone-LibaudeRobert PesquetClaude PiegtsJacques SoustelleAlbert SpaggiariRolf SteinerDominique VennerLe Combat dans l'îleThe Day of the Jackalfilm adaptationObjectif 500 millionsThe UnvanquishedBesançon courthouse attack