Destexhe, Alain.creatortextbibliographyHistory.enkLondonPluto Press1995monographicengfre

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x, 92 pages : 1 map ; 23 cmWhy was the world so slow to react to the genocide in Rwanda? This book argues that the delay in providing humanitarian aid was a refusal on the part of the international community to recognise the singularity of the exceptional crime of genocide.The unlearned lesson of history -- Three genocides in the twentieth century -- The Hutu and the Tutsi -- From indifference to compassion -- Justice must be done -- Appendix 1. Convention on the prevention and the punishment of the crime of genocide -- Appendix 2. Chronology.Alain Destexhe ; translated by Alison Marschner ; foreword by William Shawcross.Translation of: Rwanda, essai sur le genocide.Includes bibliographical references (pages 84-88) and index.Translation of: Rwanda, essai sur le genocide.f-rw--- fast (OCoLC)fst01352318 https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39Qhp4vBbd6t8yxJG4d7WMpQy 1994 fast GenocideRwandaHumanitarian interventionRwandaHistoryCivil War, 1994RwandaHistoire1994 (Guerre civile)RwandaRuandaRwandaPolitics and governmentGenocideRwandaDT450.435 D45Destexhe, Alain.London : Pluto, 1995(OCoLC)760147132074531042797807453104280745310419978074531041196050920250304075558.0ocm34851169 eng