Alfred Dreyfus statue to finally receive permanent home in central Paris
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A statue of Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish French army officer who was wrongly convicted of treason in 1894, will be permanently installed in central Paris after being moved around for 40 years. The French army had twice refused to place the statue at l'École Militaire, where Dreyfus was publicly degraded. The decision marks a long-awaited rehabilitation of Dreyfus and highlights ongoing efforts to combat anti-Semitism.
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Dreyfus was wrongly convicted and publicly degraded.
Dreyfus was a Jewish officer wrongly accused of treason in 1894.
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The statue of Capt Alfred Dreyfus has been moved around Paris for 40 years.
The Guardian- Dreyfus was wrongly convicted and publicly degraded.
- Statue serves as a reminder of the consequences of prejudice.
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Loaded language removed<p>Sculpture of Jewish army officer wrongly accused of treason has been moved around the city for decades</p><p>For 40 years, the statue of Capt Alfred Dreyfus has been moved around Paris, never finding a permanent home.</p><p>The French army twice refused to allow it to stand at l’École Militaire, where Dreyfus, a Jewish officer it had wrongly accused of treason in 1894, was stripped of his rank…
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The statue of Capt Alfred Dreyfus has been moved around Paris for 40 years.
The GuardianDreyfus was a Jewish officer wrongly accused of treason in 1894.
The GuardianThe French army twice refused to allow the statue to stand at l'École Militaire.
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