They fled persecution in Europe… but brought their own secrets to Africa. The Huguenots shaped the Cape’s history — in faith, in culture, and in crime. Discover the untold stories that still echo today. Watch now on our YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/rkKgP1jJXug | HISTORY

The resistance in Le Chambon was rooted in history as much as faith. Many villagers were Huguenots, French Protestants whose ancestors had faced centuries of persecution. This shared history forged a deep empathy for the Jews, whom the pastors called 'the people of the Bible.' The effort was profoundly communal: Pastors Trocmé and Édouard Theis preached a message of sanctuary, while the entire village—farmers, teachers, and housewives—provided hiding places, forged ration cards, and smuggled ref

Discover the fascinating history of the Huguenots at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. This new video – commissioned by the Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland and developed by the Education Department – explores the legacy of those French Protestants who sought refuge in Ireland in the 1600s. Their legacy is still evident across Dublin today. The Huguenot Society is on Twitter @HuguenotSociety and Instagram @irishhuguenots | Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin

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