In France, Anti-Semitism Became a Hotly Contested Political Issue with the 1894

In France, anti-Semitism became a hotly contested political issue with the 1894 arrest of Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish army officer, for espionage, particularly after

A) conservative National Assembly leaders admitted having hired someone to plant the evidence found in Dreyfus's office.
B) the German government acknowledged that Dreyfus had indeed passed military secrets to German embassy officials.
C) Dreyfus leaked a military memorandum that revealed widespread anti-Semitism in the French army.
D) Émile Zola published an article titled "J'accuse" on the front page of a popular Paris newspaper.