Society In The History Of French Protestantism
| Society in the history of French Protestantism | |
|---|---|
| Foundation | 1852 |
| Discipline | Protestantism |
| Objectives | "Look, collect, study and publish documents on the Protestant French " |
| City | Paris |
| Country |  France |
| Language | French |
| Founder | Fernand de Schickler |
| President | Thierry du Pasquier |
| Secretary General | Jean-Hugues Carbonnier |
| Publications | Bulletin SHPF, Cahiers du Centre Protestant genealogy |
| Website | www.shpf.fr |
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The Company's history of French Protestantism (SHPF) is a learned society founded in 1852 by Fernand de Schickler in order to search for, collect, study and publish documents on the Protestant French, and settled in Paris , at 54 Rue des Saints-Peres.
This is one of the oldest learned societies of France , which aims to advance the history of Protestants in France.
It does important work of genealogy. It publishes first year, then quarterly, the Bulletin of the SHPF. Many issues are available on Gallica , the digital library of Bibliothque nationale de France. Another publication, Cahiers du Centre Protestant genealogy , published four times a year.
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Library
It has a library , constructed from 1866 , with over 100 000 books. The library is housed in a building constructed between 1869 and 1873 by Louis-Auguste Boileau , drawing some of the architecture department stores Museums It has several museums dedicated to the history of Protestantism in France and contributes to the Desert Museum , founded in 1911 in the birthplace of Chief camisard Rolland at Mas Soubeyran near Mial ( Gard ). List of secretaries of the Company: Jules Bonnet (1865-1892) References
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