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    were being killed by the Majority group of Hutu by government call. The Rwandan genocide was the performance of the Hutu group carrying out the mass murder of the Tutsi people‚ in which were slain by the most primary weapon‚ a machete. The Hutu government had provided many resources to make the mass murders successful the government provided arms‚ had planned the mass killing spree of the Tutsi minority ‚ and had leadership over the militias. The Hutu were given power and became the‚ Majority‚

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    exiles. They wanted their country back in their control. In 1990‚ the exiled Tutsis created the Rwandan Patriotic Front. Unable to feed its population‚ let alone fight a civil war‚ the Hutu government agreed to give most power back to the Tutsis in 1993 with the Arusha Accord. Before the Accord could be implemented‚ Hutu president‚ Juvénal Habyarimana‚ broke the peace accord. Rwanda here first got a tiny

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    Rosemary Tozer Henderfun Honors English 12th‚ period 3‚ 9/20/13 The Rwandan Genocide The Rwandan genocide was the mass killing of the Tutsis by the Hutus. The Rwandan genocide began on April 6‚ 1994. The genocide took place in the Rwanda. Rwanda is located in east-central Africa. The Tutsis and the Hutus are two tribes that were colonized by the Europeans in 1894. The Tutsis were given more responsibilities and power because of their physical characteristics. The Germans thought the

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    The moment Lieutenant Ota Uwiragiye left the house‚ the vehicle of the Rwandan Army emerged suddenly on the pavement of the street at high speed as though it were running from a herd of beasts. The Hutu soldiers wanted to surprise the enemies‚ surrounding them until the arrival of military reinforcements However‚ they did not expect the concomitant presence of the experienced RPF’s lieutenant‚ a man who slept in the woodlands with his face against the barrel of a cocked Kalashnikov. As well as Paul

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    person who doesn’t want any trouble. Later‚ we find out why Paul doesn’t want to be a part of the Interhamwe; his wife and children are Tutsis. As the movie goes on‚ the Interhamwe get stronger and stronger as the political unrest is growing. Once the Hutu president’s plane is shot down‚ the Hutus begin to “cut the tall trees down” as the radio announcer explains. This was a sign to being the mass murdering of all Tutsi people‚ especially Tutsi children. Paul begins to worry about his own family’s safety

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    Rwandan society? Kingsley Moghalu claims the Rwandan genocide was indirectly the result of European colonialism in Africa.1 The first part of this essay will attempt to show that Moghalu is right in this claim‚ as the ethnic rivalry between the Hutu and Tutsi peoples began during and because of the Belgian administration between 1919 and 1962. It will also provide an outline of the events that led up to the genocide‚ showing how mutual distrust and aggression between Tutsis and Hutus triggered

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    upper-class Hutu (minority). For many years‚ the Tutsis were powerful and mistreated the Hutus. In 1962‚ Rwanda gained its independence from Belgium‚ the power shifted to the Hutus‚ many of whom wanted to exact their revenge on the enemy Tutsis. In 1993‚ Canadian General Romeo Dallaire was put in charge of the United Nations Mission to Rwanda to facilitate implementation of the Arusha peace accords after they were signed by the Hutus and the Tutsis. That mission was derailed when the Hutu president’s

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    After reading this book it taught me that ethnicity does not always explain genocide. Hinton’s research proves that violence does not necessarily occur because people are evil. During the Cambodian genocide people who would not usually commit such atrocious acts did so because of the circumstances they were in. In the case of the Cambodian genocide it was there cultural orientation that explained why people behaved in violent ways. Political‚ cultural and social regions were all factors that allowed

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    French who supported the Hutu government to indirectly opposed the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). The early withdrawal of the UN forces endorsed the genocide offering

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    Catholic Church and the Belgian colonizers who devised the Hutu/Tutsi divisions making Tutsi’s the supreme beings in Rwanda. After Rwandan independence‚ France took on a greater interest in the country for various arguable reasons. France therefore had much at stake in the domestic development and government in Rwanda. The relationship France had with the authoritarian Rwandan regime was close however the relationship France had with the second Hutu president‚ since their independence was even closer

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