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dreyfus…once bitten twice lie
In a disconcerting manner, the Dreyfus case in France almost one hundred twenty years ago remains pertinent given our own opaque actions of government under the pretext of national security and the national interest. What is ironic is that the … Continue reading
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Tagged Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Casimir-Perier, Chaim Soutine, Emile Loubet president Republic, Emile Zola, Gen. Auguste Mercier, Joseph Henry Dreyfus Affair, Justice Michael Kirby Australia, Louis Begley Dreyfus, Lt. Col. Marie Georges Picquart, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Marcel Thomas Dreyfus, Paul Deroulede, President Felix Faure, Ruth harris Dreyfus, The Dreyfus Affair, Vincent Duclert Dreyfus
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perjury on parade: waiting to lynch zola
Why we cannot and should not forget Dreyfus. It was the late nineteenth-century, la belle epoque in France. It seems so long ago, but the chief actors in the drama- the double agents, perfidious generals, conniving politicians, and anti-Semites posing … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernard Lazare anarchist, Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Edgar Degas, Edouard Drumont La Libre Parole, Emile Zola, Ernest May collector of Degas paintings, Gen. Auguste Mercier, Louis Begley Dreyfus, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Marcel Thomas Dreyfus, Peter Lefcourt, Pierre Bonnard artist, Piers Paul Read Dreyfus, Ruth harris Dreyfus, Siegfried Thalheimer historian, The Dreyfus Affair
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Dreyfus: big lies and big sticks
Why we cannot forget Dreyfus. It was the end of the nineteenth century and his exoneration in 1906 coincided with the birth of modernism. The double agents, perfidious generals, conniving politicians and anti-Semites posing as patriots have remained on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Auguste Scheurer-Kestner, Bernard Lazare anarchist, Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Charles Peguy, Emile Zola, Henri Biva paintings, Jean Jaures French Socialist, Joseph Reinach, Justice Michael Kirby Australia, Louis Begley Dreyfus, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Major Georges Picquart, Major Marie Charles Esterhazy, Marc Chagall, Marcel Proust, Marcel Thomas Dreyfus, Maurice Weil, Piers Paul Read Dreyfus, Ruth Harris author, Siegfried Thalheimer historian, The Dreyfus Affair, Vincent Duclert historian
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dreyfus: the great e-scape-goat
The hiding of evidence on the basis of the interests of national security has been with us ever since.The Dreyfus Affair never goes away… …It was the classic interactionof chance and necessity that set the wheels of truth in motion. … Continue reading
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Tagged Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Chaim Soutine, Col. Max von Schwartzkoppen, Emile Zola, Ferdinand Brunetiere, Franz Kafka, Gen. Auguste Mercier, Gen. Jean Baptiste Billot, Hannah Arendt Dreyfus, Leslie Derfler, Louis Begley Dreyfus, Lt. Col. Marie Georges Picquart, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Marcel Thomas Dreyfus, Pierre Bonnard artist, Roman Polanski Dreyfus, Ruth Harris author, The Dreyfus Affair
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dreyfus was a goner
Why we cannot forget Dreyfus… …By having Du Paty deliver his memorandum at the last minute in a semi-clendestine way, and by enjoining the court to keep its contents secret, Gen. Auguste Mercier deprived the defense of its legal right … Continue reading
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Tagged amedeo modigliani, Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Chaim Soutine, Col. Jean Sandherr, Emile Zola, Frederick Brown, Gen. Auguste Mercier, Gen. Felix Gustave Saussier, Hannah Arendt Dreyfus, Joseph Henry Drefus Affair, louis begley, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Maj. Mercier du Paty de Clam, Major Marie Charles Esterhazy, Marcel Proust, Maurice Weil, Piers Paul Read, Roman Polanski Dreyfus film, Ruth harris Dreyfus, Siegfried Thalheimer historian, The Dreyfus Affair, Theodor Herzl, Vincent Duclert historian
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captain dreyfus: court farcial
…The premier, Charles Aexandre Dupuy, the foreign minister, Gabriel Hanotux, and other cabinet colleagues whom Mercier consulted, had advised against hasty action in the case: the reactions of both the French public and the German Kaiser were dangerously unpredictable. Gen. … Continue reading
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Tagged Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Carlos Blacker, Chris Healy Irish poet, Col. A. Panizzardi, Col. Henry Dreyfus Affair, Col. Jean Sandherr, Col. Max von Schwartzkoppen, Eddie Naughton, Emile Zola, Francisco Goya, Gen. Auguste Mercier, Gregor Dallas, Honore Daumier, Ilan Halimi, Jean-Louis Levy, Justice Michael Kirby Australia, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Maj. Mercier du Paty de Clam, Marcel Proust, Oscar Wilde, Peter Lefcourt, Robert Maguire, Rowland Strong, The Dreyfus Affair, Tom Verlaine, Vincent Duclert historian, Yolande Jansen
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spy vs. spy: wilde for dreyfus
Remembering Dreyfus. The time was la belle epoque, and the stage was France. But the chief actors in the drama- the double agents, perfidious generals, conniving politicians, and anti-Semites posing as patriots- have remained on the political scene ever since… … Continue reading
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Tagged Auguste Herbin, Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Carlos Blacker, Chris Healy Irish poet, Col. Jean Sandherr, Eddie Naughton, Emile Zola, Gen. Auguste Mercier, Gregor Dallas, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Maj. Mercier du Paty de Clam, Major Marie Charles Esterhazy, Maurice de Vlaminck, Maurice Paleologue, Maurice Weil, Oscar Wilde, Peter Lefcourt, Richard Dreyfuss, Rowland Strong, The Dreyfus Affair, Yolande Jansen
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dreyfus: spy fever pitch
Careless pillow talk. And to see the treason from the forest… To explain the impact of Col. Sandherr’s “discovery” on his superiors, it may be useful to recall certain aspects of the military and the social history of the period. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan M. Dershowitz, Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Col. Jean Sandherr, Col. Max von Schwartzkoppen, Edouard Drumont, Franz Kafka, Frederick Karl, Gen. Felix Gustave Saussier, Hannah Arendt, Leslie Derfler, Marcel Proust, Maurice Weil, Max Brod, Peter Lefcourt, Piers Paul Read, Richard Dreyfuss, Sander Gilman, The Dreyfus Affair
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dreyfus: delusions on Secret Judah
Manifestations of public delirium. A delusive dread of subversion turning into mass paranoia. An invisible enemy and a demonic skill in manipulating the channels of communication. The ghosts of the Dreyfus Affair are still with us, its residue a festering … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan M. Dershowitz, Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Charles Haas, Col. Henry Dreyfus Affair, Col. Jean Sandherr, Gen. Auguste Mercier, Gustave Schlumberger, Hannah Arendt, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Major Georges Picquart, Major Marie Charles Esterhazy, Marcel Proust, Oscar Wilde, Richard Dreyfuss, Siegfried Thalheimer historian, The Dreyfus Affair
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dreyfus: baked in psychosis
The Dreyfus affair and the continuing saga of French “identite nationale.” It is imperative not to consign Dreyfus to the scrap heap of history. The time was la belle epoque and the stage was France, liberal democracy, Voltaire , Proust … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Dershowitz, Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, Emile Zola, Esterhazy spy, Gen. Auguste Mercier, George Whyte, Georges Melies, Hannah Arendt, Leslie Derfler, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Roman Planski Dreyfus, Senator Joseph A. McCarthy, The Dreyfus Affair
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