Anatomy of a Genocide by Kenneth W. Gunn-Walberg

Anatomy of a Genocide

The Crown, the Church, Ethnicity, & the State in the Rwandan Crisis

by Kenneth W. Gunn-Walberg

How many women, men, and children were killed in Rwanda in the weeks following April 6, 1994? Three quarters of a million, a million, perhaps as few as half a million? What of those mutilated, men minus hands or legs, children bearing marks of the machete, women raped, maimed, and tortured? Why did it happen?

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