Dreyfus
Dreyfus definition
Drey·fus (drā′fəs, drī′-)
Dreyfus,
Alfred 1859-1935; Fr. army officer convicted of treason and imprisoned but later exonerated when proved to be the victim of anti-Semitism and conspiracy
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