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Bloody Rwanda

The Genocide

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Bloody Rwanda

By: Thomas Hodge
Narrated by: Carl Moore
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The Rwandan Genocide served as one of the moments which the world chose to look away. This audiobook looks at what the world turned its eyes away from.

In examining the United Nations’ decisions during the 1994 Rwandan genocide incident, one can clearly see issues concerning conflicting interests among key actors in the United Nations’ decision-making process. Throughout the process of the United Nations taking in demands and supports and converting those inputs into decisions, one can clearly see that a breakdown did occur somewhere in the process. The Rwandan genocide has often been seen as one of the United Nations’ greatest failures.

©2014 Thomas Hodge (P)2014 Thomas Hodge Africa Genocide & War Crimes Politics & Government War & Crisis World
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It ranks among the top 25 audiobooks.

What other book might you compare Bloody Rwanda to and why?

Hotel Rwanda and Man's search for meaning.

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This is a good explanation of a moment in history that gets over looked so often. I am just surprised it is not mentioned in more history text books.Perhaps that way we could learn from our past, but we will probably not learn much because things like this keep getting swept under the rug.

A dark moment in history

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