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In 1894 French army officer Alfred Dreyfus was convicted of treason for selling military secrets to the Germans. Despite evidence that he was innocent, he remained in prison, many felt because of antisemitism. As controversy raged, novelist Emile Zola published a letter in the newspaper L’Aurore attacking the army for covering up its wrongful conviction. Would Dreyfus be exonerated? And what would be the consequences for Zola of challenging the powerful Establishment?
This is a one-off lecture held at the Guild with the opportunity to join the full ten week course at Prestbury from Friday 3 October. The details are on this page, CLICK HERE
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2025-09-19 10:00:00 UTC - 12:00pm | £10 |
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