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ZOLA: L AURORE, 1898. Emile Zolas denunciation of the French General Staffs handling of the Dreyfus Affair in a letter to President Felix Faure, as published in Georges Clemenceaus newspaper L Aurore, 13 January 1898
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ZOLA: L AURORE, 1898. Emile Zolas denunciation of the French General Staffs handling of the Dreyfus Affair in a letter to President Felix Faure, as published in Georges Clemenceaus newspaper L Aurore, 13 January 1898
ZOLA: L AURORE, 1898.
Emile Zolas denunciation of the French General Staffs handling of the Dreyfus Affair in a letter to President Felix Faure, as published in Georges Clemenceaus newspaper L Aurore, 13 January 1898
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1898 Alfred Clemenceau Dreyfus Emile Front Page Headline Letter Masthead Novelist Zola Aurore Dreyfus Case Jaccuse Laurore
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This print captures a significant moment in French history, showcasing the front page of L'Aurore newspaper from January 13,1898. The headline boldly reads "J'accuse" which refers to Emile Zola's powerful denunciation of the French General Staff's handling of the infamous Dreyfus Affair. In this letter addressed to President Felix Faure and published by Georges Clemenceau in his newspaper L'Aurore, Zola exposed the injustices surrounding Captain Alfred Dreyfus' wrongful conviction for treason. The image showcases the late novelist's impactful words printed on aged paper, emphasizing their historical significance. The masthead of L'Aurore stands prominently at the top, symbolizing its role as a platform for truth and justice during this tumultuous time in France. This photograph not only serves as a visual representation of Zola's courageous act but also highlights the power that journalism holds in exposing corruption and fighting for societal change. With elements such as text excerpts from Zola's letter and references to key figures like Dreyfus and Clemenceau, this print provides viewers with an immersive experience into one of France's most notorious cases. It serves as a reminder of how individuals can use their voices to challenge authority and fight against injustice.
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