All the Bourgmestre's Men: Making Sense of Genocide in Rwanda

Wagner examines political strategies in Rwanda during the months leading up to the genocide. Patterns of political violence and intimidation were already in place when the winds began to shift at a national level in 1993.

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Published in:Africa today 1998-01, Vol.45 (1), p.25-36
Main Author: Wagner, Michele D.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
African history
Armed forces
Communes
Crimes against humanity
Crisis in Central Africa: The History of Politics and the Politics of History
ETHNICITY AND ETHNIC GROUPS
Front patriotique rwandais
Genocide
Government
History
History-Africa-Western and Central Africa
Human rights
Killing
Mass murder
Massacres
Minority & ethnic violence
Political alliances
Political crimes
Political influences
Political leaders
Political opposition
Political parties
Political violence
Politics
Prisons
RWANDA
Social aspects
Tutsis
VIOLENCE
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Summary:Wagner examines political strategies in Rwanda during the months leading up to the genocide. Patterns of political violence and intimidation were already in place when the winds began to shift at a national level in 1993.
ISSN:0001-9887
1527-1978