The new book by the famous Russian writer Kirill Benediktov (more than 10 literary awards) is an experience in the political biography of Marine Le Pen as a prominent representative of that part of the French political class that feels sincere sympathy for its distant “sister” in the East - Russia. France - a long-standing and Russia's complex political partner in Western Europe. Franco-Russian relations were marked by fierce wars between our countries, and eras of peace and even “cordial agreement”. But we also know France - a trendsetter, the center of European culture, a country shrouded in a romantic flair... This is probably why France has always been for a Russian person something like a promised land, attracting attention, arousing increased interest. But what do we really know about France, about her inner provincial life, hidden from tourists, about the environment in which the steel of a young girl was “tempered”, who in the future became one of the most famous female politicians - along with Margaret Thatcher, Angela Merkel and Condoleezza Rice? Will Marine Le Pen be able to overcome resistance his political enemies and become the new de Gaulle? Will she be able to fulfill her life’s dream of “Frexit” and ensure that her beautiful France leaves the close ties of the European Union? Will a new Franco-Russian union become a reality if a modern Joan of Arc takes the helm of the Fifth Republic? And will she suffer the same fate as her medieval predecessor, who became a victim of the insidious Anglo-Saxons? The book offered to the reader is in fact the first complete biography of the leader of the National Front of France, Marine Le Pen, published in Russia.