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    belonged to one of the tribes. These tribes were the Hutu‚ which were the majority‚ Tutsi‚ which were the minority‚ and an extremely small number of Twa‚ which was a pygmy-like tribe of forest dwellers. Immaculèe and her family belonged to the Tutsi tribe‚ and because of this they were under great threat. The Hutu tribe wanted to kill every single Tutsi in Rwanda‚ and this was the cause of the genocide in 1994. The Tutsi tribe was taller‚ lighter-skinned and has narrower noses‚ and Hutus were shorter

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    me a little confused from the start. I didn’t understand why there was a separation and basically war going 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

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    reporter) is the difference between the Hutus and Tutsis? That the Belgian colonists created the division between them. The Tutsis were taller and more elegant than the Hutus. The Belgians chose the ones with thinner noses and lighter skin and used them to run the country. When the Belgians left the country‚ they leaved the power to the Hutus and they revenged from the Tutsis for the years of repression. 6. What was the Hutu signal to start killing Tutsis? ‘’Cut the tall trees’’. 7. What excuse does Paul

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    The first stage of genocide is described as classification describing the differentiating between hated groups from normal society (Stanton‚ 1996). As investigated by the USHMM (2015)‚ classification throughout Europe was know as the difference between “Inferior” and “Superior” races. The races considered “Inferior” were Jews‚ Roma gypsies‚ Homosexuals‚ Jehovah’s Witnesses‚ the Polish‚ upon others. While these groups were classified as “Inferior” Hitler often referred to the Aryan race as the pure

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    targeted the Tutsis ethnicity of Rwanda‚ this was one of the worst massacres to occur in recent history and is now deemed to be a genocide of the Tutsis. During this genocide‚ a citizen of Rwanda‚ Paul Rusesbagina assumed responsibility for many Tutsis refugees that were fleeing for their safety. Paul was a Hutu man that was the General Manager of a luxury hotel known as the Hotel Des Milles Collines in Kigali‚ Rwanda. Throughout the film the hotel becomes a refugee camp for Tutsis. During the film

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    community promised to do all they could to prevent future genocides. However this was a promise they were unable to keep. In 1994 when Rwanda went through genocide the United States and U.N were absent‚ leaving the Tutsis to be brutally murdered by the Hutus. As a consequence 800‚000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed and dumped into mass graves. Once again the United States and U.N promised to do more‚ but this time it was too late. Before the genocide‚ Rwanda existed as a country the size of

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    the common Tutsi (majority)‚ and the 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

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    atrocities committed by Hutu extremists who were manipulated by anti-Tutsi based media. April sixth in the year of nineteen-ninety four will be a day that lives in infamy in the minds of the citizens of our nation‚ for it was on that fateful day‚ the powder keg burst and seas of blood started to drown the slums‚ streets and cities of our country. Although the killings began in nineteen-ninety four‚ the hatred and prejudice against Tutsis was in the air decades before the massacres started. It all started

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    Film by Keir Pearson and Terry George. In Rwanda‚ there are two main ethnic groups‚ the Tutsis and the Hutus ‚ who are constantly fighting for power and control of Rwanda. Genocide constantly cleanses Rwanda’s streets as people turn away in fear. Paul Rusesabagina is a hotel manager for the Hotel Des Mille Collines in Kigali‚ Rwanda. He being a Hutu helps his family and other people they know‚ most Tutsis like his wife‚ take refuge from the Hutu army in his hotel. Before they even reach the hotel

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    including political power sharing. The RPF was composed mainly of Tutsi exiles in Uganda‚ many of whom had served in President Yoweri Museveni’s National Resistance Army‚ which had overthrown the previous Ugandan government in 1986. While the ranks of the RPF did include some Hutus‚ the majority‚ particularly those in leadership positions‚ were Tutsi refugees.A new cycle of ethnic conflict and violence continued after independence. Tutsi refugees in Tanzania and Zaire seeking to regain their former positions

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