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    the country from 1924 to 1962. The demographic composition of Rwanda basically consists of three groups: the Hutu majority followed by the Tutsi and the Twa. A history of discrimination resulted in the Tutsi being receivers of benefits and privileges leaving the Hutu feeling more than oppressed. This built up anger and discontent exploded in November 1959‚ where a revolt by the Hutu majority dethroned the then King Kigri V and resulted in a series of ethnic clashes. As a result‚ thousands of

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    and oppression. Rwanda had been the home of oppression throughout most of its history‚ the center of the issues revolving around the Hutu and the Tutsi. The Hutu make up the majority in Rwanda while the Tutsi make up the minority.1 Ever since‚ these two groups started inhabiting the same area‚ they have struggled for power. Initially it was the Tutsi‚ then the Hutu‚ and now the Tutsi again. Amidst this struggle for power came the Rwandan Civil War and the Rwandan Genocide. There are many opinions

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    INTRODUCTION Within the borders of most of states there exist numerous ethnic‚ national‚ racial‚ linguistic or cultural groups. In other words‚ the majority of states are composed of more than one ethnic group. Sometimes these groups are not accepted as full members of this state or the nation‚ which it purports to be or presented‚ or who actually excluded from it. In such circumstance number of ethnic groups demands more rights and recognition that leads in many cases to ethnic conflict If not

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    1. The culture of hate enabled Hutu murderers to think of themselves as victims because “the person whose throat you do not cut will be the one who cuts yours.” Where do you think ideas like that come from? Have there been or are there currently situations similar to the “culture of hate” today? What would you suggest as a possible cure? 2. Rusesabagina describes how he would listen to absurdly racist radio debates. Though he loathed the opinions expressed‚ he found the shows fascinating. Why do

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    1994 mass slaughter in Rwanda 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. The genocide was carried out primarily by Hutu supremacist militia groups‚ co-perpetrated by the state government of Rwanda‚ the Rwandan Army‚ and Rwandan civilians in compliance with the “Hutu Power” movement. By its conclusion‚ at least 500‚000 ethnic Tutsis were murdered

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    president Cyprien Ntaryamira. Although the perpetrators were never discovered‚ both UN and United States officials have concluded that rogue Hutu extremists were more likely than not responsible for the assassination of Habyarimana and Ntaryamira. Although‚ at the time‚ there was no way to conclusively formulate this conclusion. This fact alone enabled the Hutu extremists‚ led by the radical Colonel Théoneste Bagosora‚ to dome ranks in order to wipe out the Tutsi people. The assassinations and attempts

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    Especially‚ the “Kangura” newspaper. It was controlled by the Hutu extremists and it spreaded much hate towards the Tutsis. Even before the Genocide of Rwanda happened. In 1990‚ in early December‚ the “Kangura” newspaper published “The Ten Commandments for the Hutu” The commandments basically insisted the Hutu not to associate with any of the Tutsis. If they were‚ then they would be considered a traitor. Other media such as‚ radio‚ broadcasting

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    Genocide in Rwanda In 1994‚ Rwanda’s population of seven million was composed of three ethnic groups: Hutu (approximately 85%)‚ Tutsi (14%) and Twa (1%). In the early 1990s‚ Hutu extremists within Rwanda’s political elite blamed the entire Tutsi minority population for the country’s increasing social‚ economic‚ and political pressures. Tutsi civilians were also accused of supporting a Tutsi-dominated rebel group‚ the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). Through the use of propaganda and constant political

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    on. Hotel Rwanda showed how badly a group of people wanted to damage the lives of others who were almost identical to them. Two groups the Tutsi and Hutu‚ who are the same race‚ and hold the same culture and beliefs‚ so it didn’t seem as if it was an act of violence due to those reasons but of an act on the social level of the two groups. The Hutu were of the higher class coming from more money. I feel like a lot of what happened throughout the movie had to do with bribes and who they were too‚

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    insignificant country put itself on the world map‚ but for all the wrong reasons. Over a period of just one hundred days‚ over 800‚000 Rwandans were killed in one of the worst genocides of the 20th Century. Tutsis and their Hutu supporters (the two ethnic groups in Rwanda) were massacred by Hutu militias‚ who encouraged ordinary citizens to kill their Tutsi neighbours. Between April and July 1994‚ while Europe and America looked on‚ this African nation was plunged into a state of severe panic and fear. Ethnic

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