- The Huguenot name was adopted around 1560 when the followers of John Calvin established the first French Protestant Huguenot church in a private...
- cs Hugenoti da Huguenot en Huguenots es Hugonotes fi Hugenotit fr Huguenot hu Hugenották it Ugonotti nl Hugenoten no Hugenotter pl Hugenoci pt...
- The term Huguenot refers to a member of the Protestant Reformed Church of France, historically known as the French Calvinists.
- In the hope of bringing about a reconciliation between the two religions Catharine assembled Catholic prelates and Huguenot ministers at the Conference...
- The Huguenots were a group of Protestant reformers in France who suffered severe persecution for their religious beliefs between 1500 and 1700.
- The Huguenot leaders in the first of nearly four decades of struggle were louis i de bourbon, prince de condé; Admiral gaspard de coligny; and subsequently...
- Katolik Fransa tarafından zulüm gördüler ve yaklaşık 300.000 Huguenots İngiltere, Hollanda, İsviçre, Prusya ve Amerika'daki Hollanda ve İngiliz kolonileri için...
- A number of early Huguenot settlers are represented by their direct descendants in the Huguenot Society of North Carolina, which was organized in Raleigh on...
- The chief concentrations of Huguenots today in France are in Vendee in the west (once known as Pictavia), in the region of Paris, and in regions situated along...
- The Huguenots were only a twentieth of the total French population, yet fought so fiercely they were able to win concessions from the Roman Catholic majority.