Twenty thousand copies of Aurore were sold after that newspaper became involved in his cause.
He was a frequent subject of editorials in La Libre Parole, the newspaper of Édouard Drumont. Senator Auguste Scheurer-Kestner and journalist Joseph Reinach were among this man's allies. Despite the forgeries of Hubert Henry, Georges Picquart continued to work on this man's behalf. Twenty thousand copies of Aurore were sold after that newspaper became involved in his cause. Handwriting analysis eventually showed that Frederic Esterhazy, and not this man, was the true culprit. For 10 points, name this man defended in Emile Zola's J'Accuse, a Jewish officer in the French army accused of spying for Germany.
He was a frequent subject of editorials in La Libre Parole, the newspaper of Édouard Drumont.
Alfred {Dreyfus}