France inaugurates statue honoring Alfred Dreyfus on 120th anniversary of exoneration.
French President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated a statue honoring Captain Alfred Dreyfus outside France's highest court on July 12, marking 120 years since his 1906 exoneration. Macron declared July 12 a national day of commemoration and warned of resurgent antisemitism. Hours before the ceremony, police evacuated 300 people in Sarcelles after finding a military weapon in a vehicle near a synagogue, prompting a terrorism investigation.
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“Macron warns of resurgent demons of antisemitism as France honors Alfred Dreyfus”
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