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- divided France into pro-republican, anticlerical Dreyfusards and pro-army, mostly Catholic anti-Dreyfusards, embittering French politics and encouraging radicalisation...
- republican France and, unlike many on the far right, was not an anti-Dreyfusard. Pétain excluded fascists from office in his government, and by and large...
- writing literary criticism and became politically active as a leading anti-Dreyfusard. In 1926 Pope Pius XI issued a controversial papal condemnation of Action...
- newspaper, can be traced to the Dreyfus affair and de Dion's p****ionate anti-dreyfusard opinion and actions. Opinions were heated and there were demonstrations...
- under the Ancien Régime." The decision to create the nationalist anti-Dreyfusard Ligue de la patrie française (League of the French Homeland) was made...
- covering cycling, the paper also organized cycling races. Le Vélo took a Dreyfusard position on the Dreyfus affair which boosted the paper's sales. As the...
- the coldness developed between the author of "J'accuse" and the anti-Dreyfusard painter. Wegener, Fredrick (December 2000). ""Rabid Imperialist"': Edith...
- splits po****r opinion into two sides: the Dreyfusards (who believe Dreyfus is innocent) and the anti-Dreyfusards (who believe he is guilty). The court martial...
- political journalist, polemicist, and anarchist. He is known as the first Dreyfusard. He was born Lazare Marcus Man****é Bernard (he later switched his first...
- early supporter of Captain Dreyfus, by 1906 he had turned into an anti-Dreyfusard. From the early 20th century, his fictional work included caricatures...