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The punishment of the traitor Charles Benjamin Ullmo
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| Caption | The punishment of the traitor Charles Benjamin Ullmo. Ullmo was a French naval officer who, in an attempt to fund his opium habit and an expensive mistress, tried to sell French naval secrets to the Germans. Arrested and charged with treason, Ullmo based his defence on the mind-altering effects of the drug. Found guilty, he was deported to Devil's Island, where he initially occupied the cell previously used to incarcerate Alfred Dreyfus. Le chatiment du traitre. Ullmo condamne a la detention perpetuelle et a la degradation militaire. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 8 March 1908. |
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| Creator | French School (20th century) |
| Artwork medium | colour lithograph |
| Credit | Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | 20th Century French France Charles Benjamin Ullmo traitor treason crime criminal Naval Officer navy Naval Uniform punishment punishing humiliation degradation ceremony ceremonies disgrace disgraced Ullmo Affair |
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| M511906 | Hi-res: 6,848 x 10,106 pixels Lo-res: 823 x 1,215 pixels |
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