This document asks, "How could one hope that a council of war would demolish what a council of war had done?" and alludes to the imminent World's Fair being run by its addressee. The immediate motive for writing this tract, which is addressed to Félix Faure, was the acquittal of (*) Ferdinand Walsin-Esterhazy. It was published in L'Aurore, a newspaper owned by Georges Clemenceau. For 10 points, name this open letter, which defends Alfred Dreyfus from charges of spying and was written by Emile Zola
This document asks, "How could one hope that a council of war would demolish what a council of war had done?" and alludes to the imminent World's Fair being run by its addressee. The immediate motive for writing this tract, which is addressed to Félix Faure, was the acquittal of (*) Ferdinand Walsin-Esterhazy. It was published in L'Aurore, a newspaper owned by Georges Clemenceau. For 10 points, name this open letter, which defends Alfred Dreyfus from charges of spying and was written by Emile Zola
This document asks, "How could one hope that a council of war would demolish what a council of war had done?" and alludes to the imminent World's Fair being run by its addressee.