The Dreyfus Affair and Its Unfolding Legacy

This chapter explores the Dreyfus Affair as a pivotal event in French history, reflecting broader societal tensions following the Jacobin Revolution. It discusses the evolution of public perception regarding Dreyfus, positioning him as a symbol of ideological conflict and victimhood in society. Additionally, the chapter examines the implications of contemporary narratives surrounding Zionism, Holocaust survivors, and the evolving discourse in media and academia.