The Dreyfus Affair, one of 19th-century France’s most notorious political scandals, began in 1894 when French army officer Alfred Dreyfus was falsely accused of spying for Germany. His conviction, rooted in antisemitism, was later revealed as a conspiracy and, after years of appeals, the verdict was finally overturned in 1906. Beyond the courtroom, the affair … Learn about the Dreyfus Affair and its modern relevance at this free lecture in NYC next week