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    Introduction Imagine an African country‚ riddled with mass genocide‚ divided by the deep seeded Hutu hatred of the Tutsi tribe built up over many years of perceived injustice. Now picture a hard-working man stuck in this conflicting scenario trying to protect his family and subsequently many others along the way. Hotel Rwanda is a heart-wrenching unfolding of a man’s journey to free his family from the turmoil around them and what he accomplishes as a result of his moral values and skill in adaptation

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    were three ethnic groups in Rwanda in 1944. The Hutu‚ Tutsi and Twa. Hutu extremists blamed the Tutsi for the poor social economic position that the country was in. There was much political pressure for economic improvement. The Rwanda Patriot Front (known as the RPF)‚ a Tutsi rebel group‚ fought for changes and met with opposition from the Hutu. Habyarimana was the president and used propaganda and political power to cause fighting between the Hutu and the Tutsi factions. He approved the mistreatment

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    On April 6th‚ 1994‚ the Hutu President’s plane was shot down by Hutu rebels‚ but they said the Tutsis did it. On April 7th the Rwandan genocide began. For 100 days‚ Hutus killed innocent Tutsis and any Hutus that sympathized Tutsis. Roads were blocked‚ houses were broken into‚ nowhere was safe and they couldn’t escape. The RTML‚ a hate radio‚ broadcasted propaganda against the Tutsis and gave instructions such as “cut down the tall trees” and “crush the cockroaches” to the Hutus. During this genocide

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    Paul Rusesabagina Hero

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    described in Paul Rusesabagina’s book titled “An Ordinary Man‚” which talks about his experiences in Rwanda during the genocide committed by the Hutu people in 1994. The Hutu people went on a killing spree‚ massacring over 800‚000 Tutsi natives in the span of two months. In the film‚ Rusesabagina is made out to be a hero of the people who saves over 1200 Hutu and Tutsi refugees from being slaughtered by the rebel group known as the Interahamwe. With the help of some powerful friends‚ payoffs‚ and

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    about a man named Paul Rusebagina who worked in a hotel in Rwanda‚ Rwanda was going through a war phase and The Hutu’s wanted to kill all the Tutsis because of earlier incidents between the two nations. What caused this was the Tutsis when they stole Hutu land and treated them like slaves. Paul turns his hotel into a refugee camp for Tutsis while the Hutus are fighting back. In the film hotel Rwanda‚ the Tutsis are being hunted and assassinated so paul lets them hide in his hotel and his hotel slowly

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    Rusesabagina‚ a manager of a 4 star luxury hotel in Kigali‚ who attempts to save as many Tutsi people as he could by keeping them safe inside his hotel. In Rwanda‚ there was a tremendous amount of violence against the Tutsi minority in 1994. Paul‚ who was Hutu‚ was still extremely concerned because his wife‚ Tatiana‚ was Tutsi‚ which also made his children mixed. This made his wife and children a target along with the other Tutsi people. I found Paul Rusesabagina’s character inspiring because despite the

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    Thousands of Tutsi were killed by the Hutu‚ leaving the bodies in the streets as evidence of their power. It lasted one hundred days and one hundred nights‚ leaving nothing but terror and death in the Tutsi eyes. There are factors that lead to the death of over one million people during the Rwandan Genocide including the lack of U.S help and authority‚ the selfish acts of evacuating only Americans from Rwanda‚ and the evil presence that was taking over the Hutu‚ making them to strive for more power

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    Rwandan Genocide (is life worth more in fictional or reality) Intro. paragraph - To start off with is Rwandan genocide is a category of the slaughter of the ethnic Tutsi and politically moderate Hutu peoples. The killings began in early April of 1994‚ and continued for approximately one hundred days until the “Hutu Power” movement’s defeat in mid-July. This experience would end up to the imperious behavior that was shown of these people that did the righteous thing all the time. This is to indistinguishable

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    The Parallels between The Crucible and The Rwanda Genocide The themes of justice‚ community and sacrifice in The Crucible are universal and can be identified in many modern events in history‚ including the Rwanda Genocide. The genocide in Rwanda and The Salem Witch Hunts in The Crucible have many striking similarities‚ primarily these are: the hunting down and killing of a group of people identified as being different‚ the mass killing of people for no valid reason and the taking of revenge on a

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    The Rwandan Genocide

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    Rwanda. Throughout the history of Rwanda‚ there is a continuous distinction between the Hutu and Tutsi‚ with shifts in power resulting in the discrimination of one tribe and the favouritism of the other. Under the reign of Tutsi King Rwabugiri (1860-1895)‚ ethnic differences were established when King Rwabugiri implemented a system in which‚ land was given in return for labor. However‚ this system only applied to Hutu farmers and exempted Tutsi farmers. During the German colonisation (1899-1916) and later

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