Dreyfus case. Too hasty: the clergymen and the army defend France by Jewish vultures and prevaricating judges

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Dreyfus case. Too hasty: the clergymen and the army defend France by Jewish vultures and prevaricating judges

XEE4167687 Dreyfus case. Too hasty: the clergymen and the army defend France by Jewish vultures and prevaricating judges. by Lemot, A (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dreyfus case, Too hasty: the clergymen and the army defend France threatened by Jewish vultures and prevaricating judges.); Stefano Bianchetti

Media ID 25911570

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Anti Semitism Dreyfus Affair Dreyfus Case Jewess Jews Judaic Orthodox Jews Raptor Vulture Imam Jewish Religion Religious Orders Religious Role

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This 19th-century print captures the controversial Dreyfus case, depicting a powerful allegory of religious and political tensions in France. The image portrays clergymen and the army defending their nation against what they perceive as Jewish vultures and prevaricating judges. Created by artist A. Lemot, this artwork reflects the anti-Semitic sentiments prevalent during that time. The composition showcases several animals, including a raptor symbolizing the alleged threat posed by Jewish individuals to French society. This portrayal perpetuates harmful stereotypes and fuels discrimination against Jews. The presence of priests, imams, and other religious figures emphasizes the involvement of various faiths in supporting France's defense against perceived threats. It highlights how religion can be manipulated to justify discriminatory actions. The Dreyfus affair was a highly contentious event in French history that divided public opinion along religious lines. Captain Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish officer in the French army, was wrongfully accused of treason based on forged evidence. The case exposed deep-rooted anti-Semitism within French institutions. Stefano Bianchetti's reproduction of this historical artwork serves as an important reminder of past prejudices and reminds us to challenge discrimination wherever it may arise today. It is crucial to recognize these dark chapters in history so that we can strive for inclusivity and equality moving forward.

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