André Trocmé was a French Protestant pastor and theologian who became a prominent figure of resistance during the Second World War. Serving the community of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon in southern France, he utilized his position to advocate for non-violence and social justice. Alongside his wife, Magda, he coordinated extensive efforts to protect thousands of individuals from Nazi persecution. His commitment to sheltering Jewish refugees and other targeted groups transformed his village into a significant sanctuary during the occupation of France.