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    Can someone be entirely evil or be purely good? In the autobiography An Ordinary Man Paul Rusesabagina‚ Paul tells his story of being an ordinary man who becomes a hero during by the Rwandan genocide and how he just did his job and saved countless lives. Within the story‚ Paul explains how human nature truly is. He tells how even the evilest people have a soft‚ compassionate side. Man is neither inherently good nor evil but‚ rather a combination of both. People are not purely good or evil‚ human

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    The stories that the survivors of the Rwandan Revolution share are blood curdling and wicked. The Rwandan Revolution slaughtered millions of people through many‚ many massacres. The Revolution was horrid and involved millions of death because of revenge and hatred. The selfishness of the government induced and encouraged the genocides too‚ cheering at the blood spilled and mutilated bodies. Rwanda is the most densely populated nation Africa with nearly 10 million people. Africa’s capital‚ Kigali

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    story on the life of Paul Rusesabagina‚ a hotel manager of Hotel des Mille Collines‚ who saved the lives of 1‚268 people in the face of genocide. This movie is based on the true events of the Rwandan Genocide in 1994 that occurred in Kigali‚ the capital and largest city of Rwanda in Africa. It touches upon when the Hutu extremists of Rwanda initiated an act of genocide on thousands of the minority group‚ Tutsis. This movie was directed/written by Terry George and Keir Pearson. Major cast include Don

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    human rights in the past‚ and for this end a brief description of the Rwanda genocide will be given. It will then go on to outline the history of Responsibility to Protect‚ focusing on its reception at the United Nations. Finally‚ a concise view on the crisis in Darfur will be given in relation to the Responsibility to Protect concept. The Rwandan Genocide: a failure to intervene Although much can be said about the genocide that took place in Rwanda‚ for the purpose of this paper I will focus on

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    affected by the chain of events taking place. What’s worse‚ the lack of action and intervention from the international community or the active role taken by the Rwandan government in the genocide? One could argue that both actions are equally despicable as the international community with the power to prevent the genocide did not and the Rwandan government not only failed to protect its people but also aided in the killings. The most moving part of the film for me unquestionably was when the commander

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    Mehmet Celal Bey probably sounds like a rock band but it is in fact the name of a hero of the Armenian genocide. He did so at his own expense‚ losing his position in the process. Celal Bey saved many and lessened their suffering at the cost of his government position. Celal Bey’s story begins as the governor of Aleppo at the outbreak of the first Great War. It took little time for him to realize the purpose of the mass deportations of Armenians was to exterminate them. The reason they were being

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    The social conditions that led to the destabilization before the Rwandan Genocide are an important factor in understanding the similar in social context between the Rwandan and Ugandan soldiers. There are two main factors that are said to contribute to the rise volunteer soldiers. One factor was that they “participated in the killing because other men encouraged‚ intimidated‚ and coerced them to do so in the name of authority and the law” (122). The second factor appealed to an individual’s emotional

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    Essay: Machiavelli compared to Romeo Dallaire The Rwandan genocide of 1994 was the largest mass slaughter of human beings since the Holocaust. Canadian Lieutenant-General Romeo Dallaire‚ commander of the UN Assistance Mission in Rwanda‚ tasked with overseeing the Arusha Accords and the transition of government. Dallaire soon realized something much more critical was being set in motion. A doomed mission in hindsight after watching the documentary‚ Shake Hands with The Devil. Stationed without a

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    In 1944‚ Raphael Lemkin wrote‚ "genocide refers to a coordinated plan aimed at the destruction of the essential foundation of life of national groups." It was in his book‚ Axis Rule in Occupied Europe‚ that the word genocide first appeared‚ but the concept had been used many years prior to the naming. Similarly‚ ethnic cleansing had also been carried out by leaders for several decades and is defined as "the elimination of a group based on ethnic/racial factors." These two terms share many similarities

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    SUPPORT FOR U.N. ACTION AGAINST GENOCIDE. " Global Information Network 6 April 2007 Research Library‚ ProQuest. Web. 3 Nov. 2010. Reeves‚ E. "Failure to Protect: International Response to Darfur Genocide. " Harvard International Review 29.4 (2008): 84-85. Research Library‚ ProQuest. Web. 3 Nov. 2010. Rust‚ Selina. "RWANDA: REMEMBERING THE UNFORGETTABLE. " Global Information Network 9 April 2010 Research Library‚ ProQuest. Web. 9 Nov. 2010. "Spectators to Genocide. " Wall Street Journal 2 Aug.

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