The Dreyfus Affair created a massive culture war in France in two groups that rose up around this. Despite being falsely accused and wrongfully convicted, Dreyfus was eventually pardoned and released in 1903, and he rejoined the French army and fought in World War I.
In this episode of "Behind the Bastards," host Robert Evans and artist Jason Petty, aka Propaganda, discuss their thoughts and feelings about France, French culture, and cultural appropriation of Belgian fries.
The Spanish Civil War saw a coalition of anarchists fighting against fascism, but their fractious nature hindered their ability to counterattack and organize effectively.
Lawyers and scholars worked together to strategize loopholes in the Constitution that could be used to block the Biden presidency, including the use of the Electoral College regulations.
During a disaster, the wealthy class and tourists tend to lose their composure as it is highlighted in the early 20th-century fire in San Francisco. Plumbers worked free for a week to stop broken pipes as people offered to pay any price for the use of an automobile to escape the city, while dealerships lent their cars as ambulances for the sick and wounded.