Pierre Calas

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Pierre Calas was a member of the 18th-century French Protestant Calas family, whose persecution and the infamous trial of his father Jean Calas became a landmark case in the fight against religious intolerance.

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Pierre Calas canonical 3
Marc-Antoine Calas 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French Protestant
human
associatedWith Calas affair
debates on judicial error in 18th-century France
history of religious tolerance in France
religious intolerance in 18th-century France
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
ethnicGroup French
familyName Calas
father Jean Calas
givenName Pierre
hasCauseOfNotability infamous trial of his father
persecution of his Protestant family
historicalContext Ancien Régime France
languageSpoken French
locatedInOrNextToBodyOfWater Garonne River region
memberOf Calas family
movement Huguenots
notableFor being a member of the persecuted French Protestant Calas family
connection to the trial of his father Jean Calas
placeOfResidence Toulouse
relative Jean Calas
religion Protestantism
religiousMinorityStatus Huguenot
linked to: Huguenots
timePeriod 18th century

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Jean Calas child Pierre Calas
Anne-Rose Calas hasChild Marc-Antoine Calas
linked to: Pierre Calas
Anne-Rose Calas hasChild Pierre Calas
Donat Calas hasRelative Pierre Calas