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    and the Rwandan Genocide (1994) occurred. In Night‚ the Holocaust was the systematic‚ bureaucratic‚ state sponsored persecution and murder of approximately 6 million Jews by the Nazi regime and its collaborators. The Nazis believed they were “racially superior” so they killed the Jews because they were deemed “inferior” and needed to be eliminated. Hotel Rwanda tackles a recent event in history where the Hutu extremists of Rwanda initiated a terrifying campaign of genocide‚ massacring approximately

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    In Eastern Africa‚ Rwanda can be found. Rwanda has the majority of the ethnic group “Hutu”. The other ethnic group in Rwanda is the “Tutsi”. These groups of people were formed by colonization of the Belgians based on the appearance of the Rwandan people. The Tutsi were the people who were known for their more appealing features. The Europeans had thought that the people who had lighter skin and that were taller were more like the Europeans. As well as that‚ they believed they were the more intelligent

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    Assignment –Historical Movie Review and Critique (Hotel Rwanda) Aug. 7‚ 2013 Hotel Rwanda a film directed and produced by Terry George was released February 4th‚ 2005. It is based on a true story of Paul Rusesabagina’s heroic actions during the Rwandan genocide. The major cast included Don Cheadle (Paul Rusesabagina)‚ Sophia Okonedo (Tatiana Rusesabagina) and Nick Noltle (Colonel Oliver of the UN). I watched this film during class and was touched by Paul’s courageous actions. The film centers on Paul Rusesabagina

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    of the countries saw these few materials as ones that would shape their countries wealth and industrial power. The repercussions from European Imperialism during this time have effected tribal relations in Africa to this day. Many of the recent genocides and wars that have occurred in Africa are the product of the Scramble of Africa and the separation and mixing of rival tribes in Africa. The major players during the "Scramble for Africa" were industrial powers in Europe that wanted to expand their

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    An Ordinary Man

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    The character that I identify with most would be Paul Rusesabagina. Paul Rusesabagina was the manager of a Rwandan hotel called the Milles Collines. He tells his story about the genocide in Rwanda during 1994. I picked Mr. Rusesabagina because it is his autobiography and he is telling the story. Also‚ it’s easy for me to see how the simply rules of being hospitable can save the day. While reading the book‚ I came across an important observation of Mr. Rusesabagina. He stated that “facts

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    after the Armenian Genocide took place. Adolf Hitler took inspiration from the Armenian Genocide and went on to plan and lead the most horrific human massacres of all time‚ the Holocaust. Hitler believed that no one would be able to stop the Holocaust because no one had taken much interest or had been able to stop the Armenian Genocide. The historical novel Forgotten Fire‚ by Adam Bagdasarian‚ tells the story of a boy named Vahan Kenderian who lives through the Armenian Genocide. Vahan’s family lives

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    Battles that changed Canadian history All these years Canada expanded into a well-built country. Canada has participated in many battles throughout the world and this has changed how Canada was seen. The first defining moment was the battle of Ypres‚ where Canadian soldiers were the victims of the first gas attack by the Germans. The second defining moment was the liberation of Netherlands‚ where Dutch people thank Canadians for the concern towards them. The third defining moment was Canada in Rwanda

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    children and the people he cares‚ he has also contributed in many other ways. Hotel Rwanda challenges one of the most horrendously unpleasant happenings in recent history. While the Hutu extremists of Rwanda commenced a frightening campaign of genocide‚ massacring hundreds of thousands of minority Tutsis while the rest of the world observed and did nothing. Paul is a very successful businessman who smoothly greases the wheels and makes powerful connections in all of Rwandan life. His wife‚ Tatiana

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    Book Report “An Ordinary Man” Hospitality Leadership Systems 12/03/2012 Introduction: Tom Zoellner‚ writes in his bibliography “An Ordinary Man” about the period of the Rwandan Genocide. Its impact and repercussions on the people‚ and how one hospitality-employed leadership figure by the name of Paul Rusesabagina saved 1‚268 Tutsis through goodwill and courageous negotiations‚ are chronically ordered and told in detail. Ominously‚ the author introduces you into a standard of life that to us

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    development of Rwanda a whole and wanted to make sure that the country succeeded without provoking more violence or the people taking the power in their hands to revenge what had been done to them. Precisely‚ to prevent a violent disaster such as the genocide‚ there was a law introduced a decade ago that procured perpetrators to ask for forgiveness. Readers of this document can infer that this law wanted to satisfy the Hutu perpetrators because by the time they asked for forgiveness.

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