Yvan Aumont

Victor Roger "Yvan" Aumont (; 19 May 1938 – 1 January 2026) was a French journalist and engineer, active with the Nouvelle Action Royaliste.

Born in Paris, the son of a small-scale industrialist who manufactured lifting equipment, he attended the Collège Sainte-Croix de Neuilly, then enrolled at the Arts et Métiers School of Engineering in Angers. A supporter of royalism in France, Aumont joined the *Restauration nationale* — the organization that succeeded *Action française* after the war—during the events in Algeria. He helped revitalise royalist activism within the universities on the eve of May 1968. He organized the movement’s propaganda and, together with a few of his friends, established a line of opposition to the Regime combined with dialogue with the protesters. At this time, Action Française (AF) enjoyed its greatest post-war successes and experienced an influx of young student and high school activists, whom it immediately mobilized in its campaigns against a supranational Europe (1970–71).