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English: Alfred Dreyfus stripped of rank
Français : Le traître : Dégradation d'Alfred Dreyfus, dégradation dans la Cour Morlan de l'École militaire à Paris.
עברית: אלפרד דרייפוס מורד מדרגתו
Date 13 January 1895
Source From Le Petit Journal, cti.itc.virginia.edu
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