Bordereau- (arr. German embassy Aug. 27, 1894; arrived at Section of Statistics Sept. 1894)
Petit Bleu - (arr. Section of Statistics Mar. 1896)
Concierge Letter - (arr. Section of Statistics Mar. 1896)
Uhlan Letter - (written 1884; disclosed Dec. 1897)
Scoundrel D Letter - (Apr. 1894)
Henry Forgery/Patriotic Forgery - (Nov. 1, 1896)
Esperance Letter - (Oct. 17, 1897)
Speranza Letter - (Dec. 14, 1896)
2nd Speranza Letter - (Nov. 10, 1897)
Blanche Telegram - (Nov. 10, 1897)
Davignon Letter /Letter of Calls - (arr. Section of Statistics before Feb. 1894)
Guenee Forgeries - (Nov. 1894)
J'Accuse Letter - (Jan. 13, 1898)
Secret Dossier - (secretly transmitted to judges Dec. 22, 1894)
Composed of 4 documents:
Chronology of the Dreyfus Affair
Monarchy, Republics, and Empires in France since 1789
Principal People Involved in the Dreyfus Affair
• Madame Bastian / The Ordinary Track
• Emile Zola, weary from his trial
• Edgar Demange, Dreyfus' attorney, face in hands
• Armande Mercier Du Paty De Clam (in drag) as veiled lady and Esterhazy
• No talk of the Dreyfus Affair at dinner
• The Last Pin
• The Goddess of Truth emerges from the well
• Assassination attempt on Labori, August 14, 1899
• Justice and Dreyfus and chariot
• The fate of Armande Mercier Du Paty De Clam
• The French General Staff besieged at Rennes
• Dreyfus Lives
• Dreyfus looks toward freedom
• Emile Zola, emerging from toilet