ESTERHAZY IN UTTER POVERTY.; Writes to His Divorced Wife that He Had Nothing to Eat for Two Days. Share full article. Dec. 21, 1900. Credit... The New York Times Archives.

ESTERHAZY NOT A SUICIDE.; The Rumor in This Country that He Had Killed Himself Denied in Cable Advices.

Leading playwright Yehoshua Sobol turns the spotlight on Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy, the profligate French army major who betrayed his country and fingered fellow officer Alfred Dreyfus, in his ...

T he event was ‘foreseeable and scandalous’, a wonderful combination in its way, and we might apply the phrase to many incidents in our world. I didn’t find it in yesterday’s newspaper, though. The ...

A campaign by his family, his lawyer and a small number of supporters had eventually uncovered overwhelming evidence that the traitor was not Dreyfus but another officer, Charles Walsin-Esterhazy.