There is a proposal 'that Dreyfus's remains be laid alongside those of Zola in
the Panthéon, the final resting place of French Republican heroes. Any decision
would have to be made by President Jacques Chirac...' (
The New York Times,
July 7, 2006;
link,
but you will probably now run into a subscription wall). I understand, from
French radio on 12 Jul, the centenary of Alfred Dreyfus's acquittal by France's
Supreme Court, that he is not likely to be 'panthéonized', since that is
reserved for heroes, not victims.
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Belarus opposition
leader jailed …’Alexander Kozulin, one of two opposition candidates to run against [President
Alexander] Lukashenko, was jailed for five and a half
years at a court in Minsk. He was
convicted of hooliganism and incitement to mass disorder.’
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0727
Natwest
Three due to appear in Texas Court today.
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