Bibframe Work

chapter 1. Historical background on the Rwandan genocide. The legacy of colonization and the roots of the Rwandan genocide / Timothy Longman

Ethnic tensions fuel Rwanda's 1990 civil war / Robert M. Press

The Arusha Accords attempt to end violence in Rwanda / Republic of Rwanda and the Rwandese Patriotic Front

Violence erupts in the capital city of Kigali / Lyndsey Hilsum

Hundreds of thousands are massacred in Rwanda / Amnesty International

The RPF takes control of Rwanda as millions flee / Robert Block

The refugee camps present a humanitarian and political crisis / Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders)

A perpetrator of genocide in Rwanda is sentenced by international law / International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda

chapter 2. Controversies surrounding the Rwandan genocide. There was no genocide of Tutsis in Rwanda / David Peterson and Edward S. Herman

Rwanda experienced a genocide / Gerald Caplan

The Rwanda genocide was an ethnic conflict / Herman J. Cohen

The Rwandan genocide was a political conflict / Jane Hunter

Rape was used as a genocidal weapon against women in Rwanda / Nancy Sai

Many women perpetrated genocide in Rwanda / Donna J. Maier

Men were singled out for gendercide in Rwanda / Adam Jones

International intervention could not have prevented the Rwandan genocide / Alan J. Kuperman

International intervention could have prevented the Rwandan genocide / Gregory H. Stanton

chapter 3. Personal narratives. A Tutsi remembers surviving the genocide / Amanda Wilk

A genocide survivor and her attacker share their stories / Jason Straziuso

Killers remember their role in the Rwandan genocide / Jean Hatzfeld

A man remembers his escape from the Rwandan genocide / Nicola Luksic

A Hutu woman remembers exile and Tutsi violence / Marie Beatrice Umutesi.