1. 100 Days of Murder: The Rwandan Genocide, April 6 - June 22, 1994

2. The Origins the Rwandan Genocide
The Kingdom of Rwanda: Tutsis and Hutus
1890 Germany awarded Rwanda
Rwanda under the Belgians: Constructing Ethnic
Divisions, Racism, and New Hatreds
1959 Hutu Emancipation Movement
Rwandan Independence, Hutu Nationalism, 20,000 Dead Tutsis
1964/ Pogroms against Tutsis
Rwandese Patriotic Front (Tutsis) Invades
Preparation for Genocide: Racist Propaganda and the Interahamwe Hutu Militias
January 1994 UN Commander learns of genocide plans; UN, USA, France, Russia, and China refuse material aid.

3. Timeline of Genocide (1994)
April 6 Hutu President’s Jet Shot-Down - Signal for Murder
Hutu Militia’s round up and kill Tutsis and Hutu political
opponents; UN Soldiers unable to prevent escalation of violence.
April-July ,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus
murdered (equals Auschwitz efficiency); machetes
weapon of choice; United Nations and “Great” Powers Do Nothing.
April 29 UN concedes that “acts of genocide may have been committed;
500,000 Rwandans killed.
June 22 French intervene, do little to stop killing
July Tutsi Rebels of RPF defeat Hut government and end genocide;
Millions of Hutus, fearing retribution, flee to Congo, provoking a
new war that leads to 3 million more deaths and continues today.
President Bill Clinton travels to Rwanda and apologizes for American
inaction during the Genocide American troops could have saved
400,000 lives.

4. The Interahamwe: The Killers

5. The Murdered

7. Counting the Dead

9. Orphans of the Genocide

10. Hutu Refugees

11. A Century of Mass Murder:
Country Years Approximate Toll
Soviet Union (Stalin) 1930s-50s million
Mao Tse Tung s-1960s million
The Holocaust (Hitler) million
Japan in China million
Cambodia (Pol Pot) million
North Korea (Kim il Jung) c. 1-2 million
Armenia (Turkey) million
Ruanda ,000
East Timor ,000
Darfur (Sudan) As We Speak 150,000 & Counting

12. Darfur, Sudan (Today)