What was Alfred Dreyfus accused for?

Alfred Dreyfus, a French army officer of Jewish descent, was accused of treason in 1894 for allegedly passing military secrets to Germany. His conviction was based on dubious evidence, including forged documents, and was heavily influenced by anti-Semitic sentiments prevalent in French society at the time. The Dreyfus Affair sparked a major political scandal and debate over justice and anti-Semitism in France, ultimately leading to his exoneration in 1906.