Alfred Dreyfus received support from many prominent members of the literary community; among them was:

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Émile Zola was one of the most vocal supporters of Alfred Dreyfus and wrote the famous article "J'accuse" in defense of him. While Victor Hugo was also an advocate for Dreyfus, he did not explicitly support him in the same way Zola did. Guy de Maupassant was a personal friend of Dreyfus but did not have the same level of public influence as Zola. Edouard Drumont was actually an anti-Semitic journalist who supported Dreyfus's false conviction, and Aurore Dupin Dudevant (better known as George Sand) died before Dreyfus's case gained widespread attention.

Alfred Dreyfus Received Support from Many Prominent Members of the Literary