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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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    social infrastructure. Differences amongst the Tutsis and Hutus‚ with regards to their facial structure and overall height‚ were henceforth exploited (Buckley-Zistel‚ 2006). Identification cards were employed in 1933 to indicate the racial origin of a Rwandan citizen‚ which would also distinctively indicate their social status (Hintjens‚ 2001). “Whatever fluidity existed in the system was greatly restricted as a system of ethnic identity cards was introduced and ethnicity thus became a strict patrilineal

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    Belgian Imperialism

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    1. The Belgian colonialism lead the conflict between the Hutus and Tutsis in Rwanda because The Belgians put the Tutsis in power. The Tutsis were well dressed and the minority of the population of Rwanda and also had all the power. The Hutus were treated with little respect and were limited with jobs that would bring them great wealth. The main character Paul Rusesabagina was a hotel manager but was also a Tutsis who housed Tutsis refugee and helped people try to survive the riots that the Hutus

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    tensions worsened between the Hutu’s and the Tutsi’s in Rwanda. These tensions resulted in the mass killings of Tutsi’s from April-July 1994 where 800 000 Tutsi’s were killed. This event was constituted as genocide based on the 8 stages of Genocide and correlates with the definition of genocide set out by the United Nations in 1948‚ however the United Nations and the Western countries especially the USA considered the killings as part of a civil war. From 1916-1959 Rwanda was under Belgium colonial

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    contemporary society has done enough with these topics. In the year 1994‚ a horrible event had occurred‚ and that event is the genocide in Rwanda. This happen because the Hutus race had a grudge on the Tutsis and because of that hatred‚ the genocide in Rwanda had occurred. After the incident‚ a national group of 25 000 Rwandan women who survived in the genocide called the AVEGA Agehozo. The AVEGA is trying to improve their living condition and also for the children. Right now the AVEGA are having

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    The United Nations & United States’ Mishandling of the Rwandan Genocide Philip Gourevitch’s We Wish to Inform You that Tomorrow We Will be Killed with Our Families is an account of the Rwandan genocide and his observation of its aftermath. One of the major problems that occurred which allowed this genocide to happen was the failure of the United Nations and United States to take action. The U.N. came into existence immediately following the end of the Second World War. The creation of this organization

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    the killing in of the lives of Rwandan’s despite‚ the current state policies. Rwanda civil war began in 1994 where there were two ethnic groups called the Hutu’s and Tutsi’s. It was shortly after World War I when Belgium expanded control over Rwandan. The Tutsi’s were mainly chosen‚ because of their skin color. The fact’s that their skin was whiter than the Hutu’s. The Tutsi’s enter into a leadership position in which they promote discrimination against the Hutu’s. The Tutsi’s had favored over

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    They recognized the act of genocide as a crime and defined it as “any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy‚ in whole or part‚ a national‚ ethnical‚ racial‚ or religious group”. This meaning was coined in 1948‚ thirty-one years after the massacres of the Armenian Genocide had already happened. The genocide was perpetrated by a political group of the Ottoman Empire known as the Young Turks. The current Turkish government denies the validity of the genocide claiming that the acts committed

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    Paul Rusesabagina Hero

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    Hero or Opportunist In the film Hotel Rwanda‚ we see the portrayal of events at the Hotel Des Mille Collines as they were 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

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    in the 100 Days of Genocide by Ernest Rugwizangoga It would be confusing‚ unfair‚ and overly presumptuous for anyone to say that he or she clearly understands the Rwandan genocide that began in April of 1994. I have chosen the title wanting to focus on social aspects of the Rwandan genocide but I find it hard writing about it without mentioning political aspects. From my experiences and perspective they are strongly connected. As a child‚ I saw myself first as a Rwandan because I shared language

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