In 1994, the world was shocked by the news from Rwanda, when more than 800,000 people were brutally murdered within 100 days.Philip Gurevich, a journalist for The New Yorker, went to Rwanda to piece together the history of mass murder that took place in this small African country. He interviewed Tutsi survivors who told him their horrific stories of loss and devastation.How is it that such atrocity happened 50 years after the Holocaust? Why did people agree to kill neighbors, friends, colleagues? How to live in the land of rapists and victims?This powerful, masterfully written book provides unexpected answers to questions.The publisher's layout has been preserved in PDF A4.