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    motivated-in Africa‚but for the first time the 1994 Rwanda War spewed forth the seldom used Genocide. Persons who are either directly or remotely affected by the Rwandan ethnic cleansing War have relived many stories. The ethnic designations of "Hutu" and "Tutsi" became media notorious after the war but one fact remains that whenever the anomalies of war is recounted from whichever perspective‚ it remains fresh and evokes sorrow in our inner psyche as humans since the Rwandan genocide is complex! Here enters

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    Critical Analysis of Left to Tell and Night Andrew Hayes 5/5/09 SOC 111- Social Problems Prof. John Sterlacci While reading the books‚ Left to Tell by Immaculee Ilibagiza‚ and Night by Elie Wiesel‚ the similarity in person was very prominent. Noticing how closely related these two authors were in their time of struggle and how they conquered their struggles to become survivors. Family‚ personality‚ religion‚ and lifestyle all played separate parts in the story which were told. Though these authors

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    country‚ Rwanda. Prior to the colonial era and genocide‚ the Rwandan population consisted of the Hutu (~85%)‚ the Tutsi (14%) and the Twa (1%)‚ where the Tutsi were generally regarded as the higher class of citizens while Hutus were regarded as the lesser. Tension in Rwanda began in the wake of decolonization in the 1950’s and by the 1990’s‚ the ethnic conflict between the Hutus and the Tutsis in Rwanda brought on a genocide (Burnet‚ 2012‚ p. 4). Within the short period of April 6th and July 4th 1994

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    800‚000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus over a 100-day period in 1994. The genocide was an example of ethnic cleansing‚ as the Hutu group attempted to kill or displace Rwanda ’s Tutsi minority. Before the European occupation of Rwanda‚ the Tutsis and Hutus lived different lifestyles. Tutsis and Hutus were separate ethnic groups that lived peacefully with no discrimination or clashes between the groups. After World War 1‚ Belgium overtook Rwanda as a colony and established the Tutsis as the natural

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    Hotel Rwanda Sociology

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    is Tutsi. Paul does everything he possibly can to keep his family safe. He works as a manager in a hotel‚ which later on becomes a refugee camp for the surviving Tutsis. The UN sends troops to help keep the peace but they are forbidden to interfere with the civil war. When they can nothing more for the Tutsis the UN retreats leaving the Tutsis and Paul’s family behind. Paul then goes to a Rwandan Army General‚ Augustin Bizimungu‚

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    death of the majority of the Tutsi people‚ the establishment of the International Criminal Tribunal‚ and the spread of HIV in Rwanda and the surrounding area. The racial tensions that fueled the mass killing of the Tutsi people began long before April 1994. The majority Hutu and minority Tutsi and Twa people of Rwanda lived in relative peace until their country came under Belgian rule in 1916. In an effort to retaliate

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    years ago‚ was the beginning of a genocide that changed our world forever. The Hutus planned and achieved a massacre to try wipe out the Tutsi and the moderate Hutu population in the African country of Rwanda. As the slaughter continued the rest of the world stood by and silently watched. This lasted one hundred days and killed nearly eight-hundred-thousand Tutsis and moderate Hutus. A few reasons that led up to the Rwandan Genocide‚ was the colonization of Belgium to Rwanda‚ culture bias‚ and the

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    Chapter 2-Alice Ingabire-Schaut; Rwanda Alice Ingabire-Schaut came to the United States in 1998 from a Tutsi tribe in Rwanda‚ which is in central Africa. Even though Alice is from Rwanda‚ she spent most of her childhood as a political refugee in Uganda. In 1994‚ the Hutu government that ruled Rwanda‚ killed thousands of Tutsis and then collapsed when the rebels attacked. Alice had joined many Tutsis that were flooding back into their homelands. When she returned‚ the air smelled of death and the economy

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    power organizations to demonize the Tutsi in the eyes of their Hutu neighbors was radio broadcasts. As mentioned earlier‚ the RTLM was a Hutu power radio that was a wide-spread form of communication that reached the ears of almost all Rwandans that had access to a radio. These broadcasts were the main mobilization tool for encouraging Hutus to rise up against their Tutsi oppressors. However‚ they were not often explicit in their calls to violence and demolition. Tutsis became associated with other labels

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    workers. These two ethnic groups were the Tutsi who were the masters and the Hutu who were the workers. Tutsi people had different physical features from the Hutu people. The Tutsi had high foreheads‚ long thin noses‚ and a tall slim bodies‚ whereas the Hutu had flat noses‚ large protruding foreheads‚ and a shorter‚ stockier build. These varied physical characteristics split them up into two different groups. Also‚ it was a commonly held belief that the Tutsi not only looked different‚ but they were

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