Dans cet article, Jean Hatzeld parle de l'exil des Hutus vers le Zaïre dix jours avant le départ des Français.  

An article about the situation in Rwanda, bloody roads, killings with machetes, and other horrific acts.  

An article in which Alain Frilet talks about bombardments at Kigali hospital, at UN Headquarters, and at the airport, and the approval received by Bernard Kouchner for opening a humanitarian corridor.  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 1 August 1994, declaring that the French Prime Minister Edouard Balladur emphasized the need for replacing French forces in Rwanda.  

An article about Captain Barril, a French officer and former head of the GIGN (Intervention Group of the national police), currently employed in the private, who conducted his own investigation on the black box of the plane of President Habyarimana, upon request by his widow.  

Dans cet article, on parle de la volonté des Etats Unis de jouer un role de leader dans l'effort international d'aide au Rwanda  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 12 February 1993, in which Alain FRILET talks about a call for a cease-fire between the RPF asking the Government of Rwanda to first stop the massacres of the Tutsi minority, and the Government requesting that the RPF abandons positions conquered since February 8.  

An article published by the newspaper "Libération," talking about a clash between French troops and the RPF soldiers in southern Rwanda.  

An article in which the story goes that the new Rwandan authorities have agreed that the safe humanitarian zone under French protection in south-western Rwanda be demilitarized and placed under the UN control after 22 August.  

An article about the speech that Nelson Mandela delivered during the summit of the African Union on 13 June 1994, while addressing African leaders, advising them to build a common victory based on the full emancipation of Africa and to go from success to success for the entire continent.  

An article published by the newspaper “Libération” on August 2, in which they talk about someone called Ildefonse who returned to Rwanda from Zaire, where he had fled to.  

An article in which the story goes that the Opération Turquoise will end on 21 August, a decision made in accordance with the mandate entrusted to France by the United Nations and with the willingness of the government Kigali.  

An article in which the story goes that the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Geneva announced that they would triple their aid to Rwanda.  

An article in which François Cantiner and Jean-Jacques Delfour say that, without the French support, the Hutu regime would never have accomplished the genocide.  

An article published by the newspaper "Libération", referring to the situation of Rwandan refugees in Goma.  

An article in which the story goes that all humanitarian flights to Kigali were suspended following the bombing of a UN plane that had just landed at the airport in the Rwandan capital.  

An article in which Stephen Smith said that General Romeo Dallaire, Commander of the UNAMIR, said he was powerless to stop the killings of civilians without a cease-fire and reinforcements from UN peacekeepers.  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation", talking about Rwandan soldiers who have committed acts of violence and looting, as they were fearing a truce between the government and the RPF.  

An article stating that the former head of the Belgian contingent of UNAMIR accused the RPF of having shot down the presidential plane on the evening of 6 April 6 1994 over the capital Kigali, causing the genocide.  

An article in which Stephen Smith talks about a former death squad involved in the "reseau zero" in 1989, who claims to have participated in mass killings of Tutsi and Hutu opponents, planned by the former President Juvenal Habyarimana and his wife.