BBC Removes Description of Alfred Dreyfus As “Notorious Jewish Spy”
The BBC removed its description of the late Alfred Dreyfus as a “notorious Jewish spy” from their website following criticism of the matter.
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The BBC removed its description of the late Alfred Dreyfus as a “notorious Jewish spy” from their website following criticism of the matter.
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