Talk:Q329

28 January 1955: birth in Paris, to Paul Sarkozy (entrepreneur and painter) and Andrée Mallah
27 May 1966-12 June 1970: stepparent: Christine de Ganay
23 September 1982-1996: spouse: Marie-Dominique Culioli
14 April 1983-7 May 2002: Mayor of Neuilly-sur-Seine
1984-: Who's Who in France biography ID: 19425
23 June 1988-1 April 1993: member of the French National Assembly
30 March 1993-19 January 1995: Minister of Public Account and Action
2 April 1993-1 May 1993: member of the French National Assembly
19 July 1994-11 May 1995: Minister of Culture (France)
24 September 1995-21 April 1997: member of the French National Assembly
23 October 1996-15 October 2007: spouse: Cécilia Attias
23 October 1996-15 October 2007: relative: Jeanne-Marie Martin
23 October 1996-15 October 2007: relative: Judith Martin
12 June 1997-7 June 2002: member of the French National Assembly
20 July 1999-14 September 1999: Member of the European Parliament
7 May 2002-17 June 2002: Minister of the Interior of France
17 June 2002-30 March 2004: Minister of the Interior of France
19 June 2002-18 July 2002: member of the French National Assembly
31 March 2004-29 November 2004: Minister of the Economy, Finances and Industry
1 April 2004-14 May 2007: president of departmental council
14 March 2005-2 July 2005: member of the French National Assembly
2 June 2005-26 March 2007: Minister of the Interior of France
2007-2012: French co-prince of Andorra
16 May 2007-15 May 2012: President of the French Republic
2 February 2008-: relative: Marisa Borini
2 February 2008-: spouse: Carla Bruni
2 February 2008-: relative: Aurélien Enthoven
2 February 2008-: relative: Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi
2009: Grand Collar of the Order of the Southern Cross
2010: image: Nicolas Sarkozy in 2010.jpg
2011: collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece
2014: Prix de l'appel du 18 Juin
10 May 2018: social media followers: 2,204,376
10 May 2018: X username: NicolasSarkozy
27 September 2020: Goodreads author ID: 2772714
4 January 2021: social media followers: 2,370,995
1 March 2021: convicted of: influence peddling
1 March 2021: convicted of: bribery
30 September 2021: penalty: custodial sentence
30 September 2021: convicted of: campaign finance violation
21 February 2022: social media followers: 2,375,795
6 February 2023: social media followers: 2,375,126

I don't think "Paul Bismuth" should be mentioned as a pseudonym. It's a false name used for (not so-)secret phone calls, not a pseudonym used as an artist or a writer. Seudo (talk) 18:57, 28 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]

The term is derived from the Greek ψευδώνυμον (pseudṓnymon), literally "false name", ;-) I think it's fine creating a new page, but I don't think a pseudonym should be limited to artists. An example being political activists in many parts of the world that have used them for safety reasons. Moebeus (talk) 00:35, 30 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Agree to say that this is a pseudonym, even if it is not an official pseudonym but a secret one. PAC2 (talk) 19:12, 22 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]

This pages states that Nicolas Sarkozy (Q329)position held (P39)Minister of Culture (France) (Q12436652) between 1994 and 1995. This is not really exact.

According to the wikipedia article in English (w:Nicolas Sarkozy, see Infobox), he was minister of Communication but not minister of Culture. The minister of Culture during that period was in fact w:Jacques Toubon.

The confusion comes from the fact that Culture and Communication have often the same minister. Thus was not the case between 1993 and 1995 but it is generally the case.

I propose to remove the assertion Nicolas Sarkozy (Q329)position held (P39)Minister of Culture (France) (Q12436652). Maybe we should create a specific item for minister of Communication in France.

Does everyone agree ?

Notified participants of WikiProject France PAC2 (talk) 19:09, 22 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]