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Rwanda : Bagosora, a major player in a genocide without mastermind
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Rwanda : Bagosora, a major player in a genocide without mastermind
The death, on 25 September, of the man who was presented as the brains behind the 1994 genocide of the Tutsis in Rwanda, attracted little media attention. Sociologist and Rwanda specialist André Guichaoua looks back at the journey of Colonel Théoneste Bagosora and those three fateful days in April 1994 when he went down in […]
By André Guichaoua, for JusticeInfo.net
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