Posted on 04/19/2020 9:22:37 PM PDT by CheshireTheCat
When the Rwandan genocide erupted following the April 6, 1994 assassination of President Juvenal Habyarimana, the southern province of Butare went initially unscathed. Its large and powerful Tutsi population had limited the foothold of violent Hutu paramilitaries. That calm lasted a mere fortnight, however, and was shattered this date in 1994 when the aged widow of Rwanda’s last monarch was hauled to Butare city’s national museum and shot along with several of her caregivers...
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Had you read the very article that you posted, your memory would have been confirmed. From the text: "The soldiers returned to pillage Gicanda’s home in the afternoon and, two days later, they killed her mother."
Interesting post and website, FRiend.
When communists took over Laos, they killed the royal family in labor camps.
Today the Dems use the same politics of envy to stir up their base.
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