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Dreyfus Trial and Reform Enduring French Wrong
A long study of Captain Alfred Dreyfus shows how anti Semitism, forged documents, and power politics led to a wrongful conviction for treason in 1894. Colonel Picquart uncovered Esterházy’s innocence while Henry forged papers and a court martial sentenced Dreyfus to Devil's Island. Public outcry, Zola's letter, and renewed investigations eventually challenged the verdict and pressed for a retrial and rehabilitation.
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