The Un & Us Mishandling Of The Rwandan Genocide

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It was set up to aid the peace process between the two sides. The Hutus knew the peacekeepers could not do anything as Hassan Ngeze stated in the Kangura, “…peacekeepers are generally cowardly, inclined to ‘watching as spectators’” (Gourevitch, 100). They were right...
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They were right. Gen. Romeo Dallaire, who was in command of UNAMIR, had discovered an informant in the interahamwe, the Hutu militia. The informant told him everything about plans to kill Belgian UNAMIR soldiers to get them to leave, plans to register all Tutsis so that the genocide could begin, and about the Hutu’s cache of weapons in the “weapons-free” city of Kigali...
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