Georges Clémenceau, Jean Jaurès, and Raymond Poincaré, at the outset of the twentieth century, did not pander to the nearly half of the electorate that, during the Dreyfus Affair, had exiled themselves from the republic.
Georges Clémenceau, Jean Jaurès y Raymond Poincaré, en los inicios del siglo XX, no le hicieron el juego a casi la mitad del electorado que, durante el Caso Dreyfus, se había exiliado de la república.