Trevor Huddleston

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Trevor Huddleston was an Anglican bishop and prominent anti-apartheid campaigner renowned for his outspoken opposition to racial segregation in South Africa.

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Trevor Huddleston canonical 2

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instanceOf Anglican bishop
anti-apartheid activist
human
authorOf Naught for Your Comfort
awardReceived Albert Schweitzer Prize for Humanitarianism
Benson Medal
Isitwalandwe Medal
Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
burialPlace Community of the Resurrection, Mirfield
causeOfDeath heart failure
citizenship British
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1913-06-15
dateOfDeath 1998-04-20
educatedAt Lancing College
Trinity College, Oxford
ethnicGroup White British
familyName Huddleston
givenName Trevor
hasInfluenced Desmond Tutu
anti-apartheid movement in the United Kingdom
honorificPrefix The Most Reverend
honorificSuffix CR
KCMG
knownFor opposing racial segregation in South Africa
supporting black South Africans under apartheid
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Community of the Resurrection
movement anti-apartheid movement
notableFor anti-racism activism
opposition to apartheid
occupation activist
bishop
priest
partOf Anglican Church of Southern Africa clergy
Church of England clergy
placeOfBirth Bedford, England
placeOfDeath Mirfield, West Yorkshire, England
linked to: Mirfield
positionHeld Archbishop of the Indian Ocean
Bishop of Masasi
Bishop of Stepney
President of the Anti-Apartheid Movement
religion Anglicanism
sexOrGender male
workedIn South Africa
Tanzania
United Kingdom

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Bishop of Stepney notableFormerHolder Trevor Huddleston
Sophiatown notableResident Trevor Huddleston