Ulrich Plate · @oya3un
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Quand il a déménagé en Allemagne il prenait des cours de yiddish. Si proche de la germanophonie, il est peut-être paradoxale que s’est plaint lors d’un entretien que ça foutait la confusion dans sa tête qui voulait apprendre les deux : « Der » (yiddish) ou « das Fenster » (allemand) ? Du coup il se demandait s’il y avait un pays au monde où le yiddish était encore langue officielle. Un seul, en fait, oui, et ce n’est pas Israël… Par contre, c’est vraiment n’importe où. 3/5

#dreyfus

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Jim Wald · @CitizenWald
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12 July 1906: Captain Alfred rehabilitated, declared innocent of treason

law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects

jean-max-guieu.facultysite.geo

"The Triumph of the Jews," read the headline in the newspaper of Édouard Drumont--"the pope of " (the metaphorical Vatican was in France, not Germany, back then)

Entitled, La Libre Parole--Free Speech--it was a key link in a chain of tradition in which extremists claim that they are bravely resisting sinister powers seeking to silence them

#dreyfus #antisemitism #mazeldon

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Jim Wald · @CitizenWald
1288 followers · 3493 posts · Server historians.social

12 July 1906: Captain Alfred rehabilitated, declared innocent of treason

law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects

jean-max-guieu.facultysite.geo

"The Triumph of the Jews," read the headline in the newspaper of Édouard Drumont--"the pope of " (the metaphorical Vatican was in France, not Germany, back then)

Entitled, La Libre Parole--Free Speech--it was a key link in a chain of tradition in which extremists claim that they are bravely resisting sinister powers seeking to silence them

#dreyfus #antisemitism #mazeldon

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Jim Wald · @CitizenWald
1288 followers · 3492 posts · Server historians.social

12 July 1906: Captain Alfred rehabilitated, declared innocent of treason

law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects

jean-max-guieu.facultysite.geo

"The Triumph of the Jews," read the headline in the newspaper of Édouard Drumont--"the pope of " (the metaphoprical Vatican was in France, not Germany, back then)

Entitled, La Libre Parole--Free Speech--it was a key link in a chain of tradition in which extremists claim that they are bravely resisting sinister powers seeking to silence them

#dreyfus #antisemitism #mazeldon

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Ryder · @Ryder
93 followers · 471 posts · Server sigmoid.social

It’s a really weird fact of that & @Meaningness , & (as well as ) are both remembered and ignored in equal measure.

#ai #History #agre #chapman #winograd #flores #dreyfus #heidegger

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Forbes Brasil · @ForbesBR
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MikeDunnAuthor · @MikeDunnAuthor
1022 followers · 1978 posts · Server kolektiva.social

Today in Labor History April 2, 1840: Émile Zola, French novelist, playwright, journalist was born. He was also a liberal activist, playing a significant role in the political liberalization of France, and in the exoneration of Alfred Dreyfus, the Jewish army officer falsely convicted and imprisoned on trumped up, antisemitic charges of espionage. He was also a significant influence on mid-20th century journalist-authors, like Thom Wolfe, Truman Capote, Hunter S. Thompson, Norman Mailer and Joan Didion. Wolfe said that his goal in writing fiction was to document contemporary society in the tradition of Steinbeck, Dickens, and Zola.

Zola wrote dozens of novels, but his most famous, Germinal, about a violently repressed coalminers’ strike, is one of the greatest books ever written about working class rebellion. It had a huge influence on future radicals, especially anarchists. Some anarchists named their children Germinal. Rudolf Rocker had a Yiddish-language anarchist journal in London called Germinal, in the 1910s. There were also anarchist papers called Germinal in Mexico and Brazil in the 1910s.

@bookstadon

#workingclass #LaborHistory #zola #germinal #anarchism #writer #fiction #strike #dreyfus #rebellion #novel

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Martin Anton Müller · @f46906169
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Für den -Prozess 1899 in wurden spezielle aufgelegt, die den Gefängnishof und Dreyfus’ Anwalt zeigten.

war ständig am Laufenden, weil als Journalist vor Ort war.

#paulgoldmann #ArthurSchnitzler #Ansichtskarten #Rennes #dreyfus

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MikeDunnAuthor · @MikeDunnAuthor
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Today in Labor History February 23, 1898: France imprisoned author Emile Zola for writing J’Accuse, his letter accusing the French government of antisemitism and wrongfully imprisoning Captain Alfred Dreyfus.

@bookstadon

#workingclass #LaborHistory #antisemitism #freespeech #prison #dreyfus #zola #author #novel

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Jean-François Lecaillon · @jflecaillon
16 followers · 58 posts · Server piaille.fr

"La vérité peine toujours à sortir du puits de l’ignorance quand elle est allongée de l’eau de la mauvaise foi."

Dreyfus, Bazaine et la mémoire de 1870. Quand l'instrumentalisation de l'histoire dit une chose puis une autre (voire son contraire), l'exemple de l'affaire Dreyfus en caricatures...

memoiredhistoire.canalblog.com

#Histodon #memoires #caricatures #dreyfus #histoire #instrumentalisation #verite

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Ralph Brooker · @RalphBrooker
110 followers · 1484 posts · Server mstdn.social

. famously said there has only ever been one . If true it began, in my opinion, with the 3rd Rep. Born of blood. Died in blood. But held a steady course through a surprisingly notorious scandalous affair (the Cambridge 5 was potentially far more severe than yet with scarcely a ripple of constitutional angst). It lasted 70 years. It was functionally efficient and reformative. Its leaders weren’t grand historical figures but competent. .🇫🇷

#veiwpoint #dreyfus #republique #degaulle #History #french

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Roland Klose · @rwklose
51 followers · 99 posts · Server masthead.social

The trial of Émile Zola for criminal libel for his defense of wrongfully convicted French officer Alfred Dreyfus was front-page news in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch 125 years ago. But it struggled to discern public opinion, blaming the press: “Where every scribe’s report is colored according to the opinions of himself and of his paper it is a matter of extreme difficulty to diagnose the public feeling through the press reports.”
newspapers.com/clip/118277056/

#dreyfus #stlouis

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Parliamo di news! ☑️ · @parliamodinews
10 followers · 95026 posts · Server masthead.social

Seguendo l'esempio della Coalizione, News Corp e Nine hanno avuto la priorità rispetto ai piccoli editori indipendenti nell'iniziativa "media roundtable" del governo albanese. Lo riferisce Michele Pini.
QUANDO il procuratore generale Mark Dreyfus ha annunciato una tavola rotonda sui media nazion...
parliamodi.news/detail/9275.ht

#dreyfus #exclusive #28gennaio

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Ralph Brooker · @RalphBrooker
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After the often humorous account of the chance encounter of Jupien & (I think one of ’s monsters), then the metaphor, the narration turns to the odious ’ soirée. I just want to note (subjectively) that this passage is akin to a /naturalemorte. The affair holds this part together. One might say ‘animates’ the treatment. But it is a characteristically well-worked still/life of the 3e .

#republique #dreyfus #stilllife #Guermantes #hermaphroditism #literature #decharlus

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MikeDunnAuthor · @MikeDunnAuthor
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Today in Labor History January 13, 1898: Émile Zola's J'accuse…! exposed the Dreyfus affair. The scandal began in 1894 when the state convicted Captain Alfred Dreyfus of treason. He was a 35-year-old French artillery officer of Jewish descent, falsely convicted for espionage and imprisoned in Devil’s Island in French Guiana. Émile Zola’s open letter “J’Accuse” helped build a movement of support for Dreyfus, putting pressure on the government to reopen the case. In 1899, Dreyfus was returned to France, retried and convicted again, but was pardoned and released.

@bookstadon

#workingclass #LaborHistory #antisemitism #prison #france #dreyfus #zola #Jaccuse #treason #jewish

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Klaus D. aus B. · @kdhberlin_
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RT @Letnapark@twitter.com

13.1.1898 Émile veröffentlicht seinen Offenen Brief J’accuse…! zur -Affäre: führt zu Wiederaufnahme des Verfahrens gegen Alfred Dreyfus, seine Rehabilitation - & zu Schikanen gg Zola selbst, u.a. Anklage wg „Diffamierung“.

Devise: "Ich bin hier, um laut zu leben."

🐦🔗: twitter.com/Letnapark/status/1

#zola #dreyfus

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Ralph Brooker · @RalphBrooker
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I haven’t got the next instalment after 
. There’s an insufferable soiree at which The acquires a position of increasing influence as masks are lowered. The affair again raises its unstable literary head. I thought a timely pause to go back to this ⬇️. Issue about CKS Montcrieff’s translation of quoted speech (esp. pertaining to the largely insufferable and absurd de Charlus). But Proust’s ALRDTP is like the Bible or Shakespeare. One’s never done with them.

#dreyfus #narrator #sodometgomorrhe

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Ralph Brooker · @RalphBrooker
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I haven’t got the next instalment after
. There’s an insufferable soiree at which The acquires a position of increasing influence as masks are lowered. The affair again raises its unstable literary head. I thought a timely pause to go back to this ⬇️. Issue about CKS Montcrieff’s translation of quoted speech (esp. pertaining to the largely insufferable and absurd de Charlus). But Proust’s ALRDTP is like the Bible or Shakespeare. One’s never done with them.

#dreyfus #narrator #sodometgomorrhe

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MikeDunnAuthor · @MikeDunnAuthor
533 followers · 765 posts · Server kolektiva.social

Today in Labor History January 5, 1895: The authorities stripped French Jewish army officer Alfred Dreyfus of his rank and sentenced him to life imprisonment on Devil's Island for treason in a show trial seeped in antisemitism. Many spoke out against the antisemitic Dreyfus affair, including Emile Zola, Anatole France, Durkheim, Monet and Proust. However, he still spent years on Devil’s Island before the state gave him a retrial and eventually rehabilitated him. In response, Zola published his letter "J'Accuse...!" on the front page of the newspaper L'Aurore, accusing his government of antisemitism and the unlawful jailing of Dreyfus. The French government then convicted Zola of libel. He fled to England to avoid imprisonment.


@Bookstadon

#workingclass #LaborHistory #antisemitism #prison #zola #dreyfus #jewish #proust

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Jim Wald · @CitizenWald
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Sad news: "the passing of Professor Michael R. Marrus (1941-2022), Chancellor Rose & Ray Wolfe Professor Emeritus of Studies at the University of Toronto....
"works include The Politics of Assimilation: A Study of the Community at the Time of the Affair (1971); with Robert Paxton, France & the Jews (1981); The Unwanted: European in the Twentieth Century (1985); The in History (1987)"

networks.h-net.org/node/28655/

@histdons

#holocaust #french #jewish #dreyfus #vichy #refugees

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