Alfred Dreyfus

Infamous trials and immoral laws that failed against Jews

Travesties of justice from the auto-da-fé in Spain, Dreyfus in France, Beilis in Russia, to the Nuremberg Laws in Germany and the ICJ & ICC in The Hague against Israel

Macron inaugurates Alfred Dreyfus museum near Paris

The new museum features at 500 documents including photographs, court papers and personal objects documenting Dreyfus' ordeal.

BBC slammed for calling Alfred Dreyfus a ‘notorious Jewish spy’

As part of promotional material for new police thriller, the BBC described French army captain Alfred Dreyfus as a "notorious Jewish spy."

From the Alfred Dreyfus Case to the Sara Halimi Case

French town commemorates Alfred Dreyfus

Persecuted Jewish officer honored with a statue. Dutch town honors Holocaust survivor and writer Jules Schelvis with a street sign.

Dreyfus Prison Letter Sells for $492,000 at Paris Auction

A letter by Jewish French army captain Alfred Dreyfus sells for $492,000 at Paris auction.

Grandson of Alfred Dreyfus Asks Not to Auction Off His Letter

A grandson of Alfred Dreyfus urges a private collector not to allow a letter penned by his grandfather to be auctioned off in Paris.