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Joachim Schröder: The "office for gypsy issues" of the Munich criminal police and the persecution of the Sinti and Roma. The pre-war policy towards the Roma was continued of the Third Republic. The Catholic Church, to which most French people belonged, was also long one of the determined enemies of the Third Republic. If the cup winner has become champion or runner-up, this place in the Europe League is lost to the third of the championship round and the fourth and the winners of play-off 2 play without another game in the conference league. In the 380 matches, 757 goals were scored; an average of 1.99 goals per game – the lowest in the 64-year history of the second division; until then, the negative record from the 1990/91 season (an average of 2.1 goals per match) existed. During the Second World War, like most members of her family, she fled to the so-called zone libre and changed her name to avoid persecution of the Jews. Édouard Drumont, who was one of the most radical anti-Semites with his newspaper La Libre Parole, died impoverished and largely forgotten in 1918. In 1901 he published the account of his experiences, Cinq années de ma vie (Five Years of My Life), dedicated to his two children Pierre and Jeanne, covering the period from the day of his arrest to his release from the military prison of Rennes.

The French Senate honored him and Ludovic Trarieux, who had also died in the meantime, in 1906 by deciding to place their busts in the Senate's Gallery of Honour. He also writes about his admiration for all who stood up for him. Impoverished for many years, he complained that Jews had destroyed his livelihood and that the army had betrayed him. Alfred Dreyfus died on July 12, 1935; his wife Lucie survived him by more than ten years. For Léon Blum, who was French Prime Minister for short periods between 1936 and 1950, the Dreyfus affair was the formative political event of his young years. The French Third Republic was less than 25 years old when the Dreyfus affair began. The still unconsolidated republic was repeatedly exposed to attempts to restore the monarchy. Planned reintroduction of a constitutional monarchy. With uniform male suffrage, a wide range of political parties, and very extensive freedom of the press and assembly, the Third French Republic was the most progressive European state.

Encyclical Au milieu des sollicitudes in 1892 recognized the republic as a legitimate form of government. Will there soon be a July 20 movement – as a bloody reminder of the day Carlo Giuliani died in Genoa? In the following season he was number one for the Swedish club under coach Jens Gustafsson and played all 15 league games until mid-July 2017. On July 13, 1906, Dreyfus was promoted to major and Picquart to brigadier general. Picquart became Minister of War in 1906, in which he had been rehabilitated together with Dreyfus, in the cabinet of the Dreyfusard Georges Clemenceau and held this office until 1909. The two decrees passed by the French legislature accounted for years of service spent in prison for unlawful prosecution for Picquart, but not for Dreyfus. Mathieu Dreyfus' only son Émile and Adolphe Reinach, son of Joseph Reinach, who had married Mathieu's daughter Marguerite, both fell in the first year of the war. Vincent reached the final again the following year, but lost to Nicolas Mortreux, who won his first title. Towards the middle of the season he left the team again and found his new employer at Villacher SV in the Austrian ice hockey league.

After a ninth place in the 1997/98 season, the Berliners had to be relegated in 1999 as the penultimate. Dreyfus, his wife Lucie and his brother Mathieu were also present when Zola's remains were ceremonially transferred to the Panthéon on June 4, 1908. Alfred Dreyfus attended the funeral with his brother, despite Zola's widow's initial concern that his presence would cause a riot, and was among those who kept vigil at Zola's coffin the night before. Alfred Dreyfus lived a largely reclusive life after his retirement from the army. Many of the Dreyfusards held influential political offices in the years after Alfred Dreyfus' rehabilitation. Discredited from the French army in 1899, Ferdinand Walsin-Esterházy spent the rest of his life in exile in England. It shows the bitter disappointment of his firm belief, even during solitary confinement, that his superiors would do everything possible to clear up his conviction.