The pastor of Le Chambon known for his energetic and passionate leadership, whose commitment to nonviolent resistance inspires the village to stand by him during challenging times.

André Trocmé's practical and hardworking Italian wife, devoted to helping those in need during the occupation, with a focus on responsibility to people rather than abstract moral concepts.

A close friend of Trocmé and a key figure in Le Chambon's efforts to rescue refugees, noted for his quiet strength and calming presence, which provided safety to those in his care.

A young man and cousin of André Trocmé, involved in caring for children at Le Chambon, recognized for his selfless commitment to the mission despite facing great personal risk.

A vivacious young doctor, trained by Albert Schweitzer, who contributed to the medical and humanitarian efforts in Le Chambon with a joyful and eccentric spirit.