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13 th commemoration Genocide against the Tutsi of Rwanda

13 th commemoration Genocide against the Tutsi of Rwanda. April 7, 1994 - July 14 more than 1 000 000 people died in 100 days. De “ silence…on tue ”,. Rwanda. À silence… on nie !. Moments historiques qui ont marqué le peuple Rwandais.

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13 th commemoration Genocide against the Tutsi of Rwanda

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  1. 13th commemorationGenocide against the Tutsi of Rwanda April 7, 1994 - July 14 more than 1 000 000 people died in 100 days

  2. De “ silence…on tue”, Rwanda À silence… on nie!

  3. Moments historiques qui ont marqué le peuple Rwandais qui constituent des préalables au génocide des tutsi de 1994

  4. Our cultural practices have been forbidden by the catholic church, transformed into paganism.That was one of the terrible mistakes they made. From thelength or wideness of our noses, we wrongly became Tutsi or Hutu, stamped as such in our personal ID, the one which was required to cross the roadblocks during the period of genocide. The gospel totally failed in Rwanda.In the mouths of some priests, the King of kings were no longer“JESUS”, he was replaced by hatred.

  5. Le rideau de la mort Within 100 days, more than one million people were butchered, the world failed to help, once again, INSTEAD OF “NEVER AGAIN”! This could happen, one more time, if nothing is done to stop the rise of denying of all what happened in 1994.

  6. Apvril 7, – July 4, 1994 We will never forget

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