Minutes of the meeting at the behest of French President Francois Mitterrand, in which they decided that the intervention of France in Rwanda must be limited in time and space.  

Minutes of the meeting chaired by the French President Francois Mitterrand, to assess the situation in Rwanda, political situation between France and Rwanda, and on the forehead between the Rwandan forces army and the RPF.  

 

Consequences of the genocide.  

 

For some 100 days in the spring and summer of 1994, millions of Rwandans witnessed,participated in,or otherwise lived through a nationwide campaign of extermination, a collective effort whose rhythm was in many ways regulated by the broadcasts of Radio-Television Libre des Mille Collines (RTLM).  

 

 

 

In all large scale genocides such as genocide against Tutsi in Rwanda, rescuing occurs alongside killing. Some members of the aggressor’s ethnic group even risk their own lives to save members of the targeted group. Killing and rescuing occur closely together, and even the same persons may engage in both behaviors killing on one occasion and rescuing on another.  

 

This article talks about the parliamentary elections held on 26 December 1988 in Rwanda under the Second Republic.  

 

 

This is a picture taken on the Nyanza-Bugesera road, on which we find corpses of Tutsi killed during the genocide; the picture is part of a prosecution case file.  

 

A note addressed to the President of the Republic of France telling him about the phone call from the Rwandan acting president, Dr. Theodore SINDIKUBWABO and the situation on the front line where the power balance was increasingly in favor of the RPF.  

This is a letter to Colonel Elie Sagatwa by Professor Filip Reyntjens, in which he suggested to him to have a secret investigation promised to the Head of State done before there is a serious international investigation.  

Read through correspondences such as letters, memos, and emails related to the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.