
Media Item Metadata
| Author | Drum Social Histories |
|---|---|
| Copyright | © The Drum Archive |
| Credit | Bob Gosani / Drum Social Histories / Bailey's African History Archive / african.pictures |
| Description | Trevor Huddleston – The Fighting Priest. In the twelve years he was in South Africa, Father Huddleston became the greatest figure of controversy. On both sides of the political fence, people formed violent views about what he said on the race problem. With two 'old friends', Huddleston at St Peter's Priory, where he worked as Provincial of the Community of the Resurrection. |
| City | Cape Town |
| State / Province | Western Cape |
| Country | South Africa |
| Filename | APN323645.jpg |
| File Type | JPG |
| File Size | 11 MB |
| Dimensions | 6000 × 3941 px |
| Date Created | 2 January 1955 |
| Date Uploaded | 10 October 2025 |
Drum Magazine social history photographs, South Africa edition 758
Trevor Huddleston – The Fighting Priest. In the twelve years he was in South Africa, Father Huddleston became the greatest figure of controversy. On both sides of the political fence, people formed violent views about what he said on the race problem. With two 'old friends', Huddleston at St Peter's Priory, where he worked as Provincial of the Community of the Resurrection.
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