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List of Resources Needed to Rebuild Rwanda
Not Available
Detailed list of what resources and how many of them are needed to rebuild Rwanda after the genocide. Data used is from the mid to late 1980s.
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Francois Mitterrand's Letter to President Clinton
Francois Mitterrand
Written in French. Mitterrand writes about the situation in Rwanda and peace process.
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Agreement to Integrate the RPF into the Rwandan Military
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The official way the new integrated Rwandan military will function. I do not know the background information to this document or when it was created. My educated guess is that it is from 1993 and connected to the many pre-genocide attempts at peace. However, once the RPF conquered Rwanda in 1994, they quickly integrated their former enemies into the military too. Therefore I am unsure of the date and context of this document.
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David Rawson Detailed Notes on Ongoing National Assembly
David Rawson
Highlights the agendas of the various intervening actors in Rwanda's peace process. These actors include the United States, intelligence agencies, France, the RPF, Catholic Church, and others.
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David Rawson Notes: Battalion Notes
David Rawson
Rawson breaks down a battalion into its components.
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David Rawson Notes: Thoughts on France and Belgium
David Rawson
French support viewed as important. Belgium lost credibility after pulling troops at the worst possible time.
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David Rawson Notes: November 1994 to August 1995
David Rawson
Notes on Rwandan politics after the RPF has taken control and the genocide has concluded.
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Email Chain Containing Chart of Foreign Aid to Rwanda
David Rawson, Suchodolski Andrzej, and Simon Scott
Multiple individuals speaking about Rwanda and a detailed chart of foreign assistance to Rwanda by country, year, and amount in US dollars.
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David Rawson Notes: April 28, 1994, 100,000 Killed
David Rawson
By April 28, 1994, there were 100,000 killed in Rwanda. Also, 500,000 internally displaced refugees.
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David Rawson Notes: August to September 1994
David Rawson
Notes from late August through September. Includes two brief notes on August 1995 as well.
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David Rawson Notes: International Diplomatic Difficulties Galore
David Rawson
Rawson mentions the UN Secretary General's avoidance of Rwanda. Also, the United States expected a submission to NATO regarding Africa to fail.
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David Rawson Notes: Peace Process 1994 (After Genocide)
David Rawson
While there are many points made in these notes, I thought Rawson's seven points on the tribunal following the Genocide to be most important.
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David Rawson Notes: Proposed Concept for UN Force
David Rawson
Proposed UN troop deployment. The plan was to use UN forces to protect refugees and maintain security. The force would focus its presence near Burundi.
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David Rawson Notes: Refugee Movement
David Rawson
Rwandan refugees moved to northwest Rwanda. Ethiopian troops moved in to guard them.
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David Rawson Notes: Rwanda Not Being Given Attention
David Rawson
In these notes, Rawson is clearly annoyed that the ongoing troubles in Rwanda were being forgotten by the international community. References an important UN meeting where Rwanda was not once mentioned.
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David Rawson Notes: UNSYG Rebukes OAU Peacekeeping
David Rawson
United Nations Secretary General (UNSYG) Boutros Boutros-Ghali tells the Organization of African Unity (OAU) they are not allowed to operate peacekeeping missions. UNSYG says the OAU is only for diplomacy and politics, meaning they must find another way to provide peacekeepers to Rwanda.
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David Rawson Notes: Work Programs and Human Rights in Rwanda
David Rawson
Belgian assisted work program, human rights advocacy, and European nations that support Rwanda.
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David Rawson Notes: Arusha Postponed June 1993
David Rawson
President Habyarimana makes a statement.
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David Rawson Notes: Civilians Killed in DMZ November 1993
David Rawson
Local elections were delayed in the aftermath of civilian casualties. RPF and MRND give statements.
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David Rawson Notes: February to March 1994
David Rawson
Political movements just one to two months before the genocide.
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David Rawson Notes: Late December 1994
David Rawson
Contemplating coups, tragedies, and political power struggles.
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David Rawson Notes: Military Movements Spring 1994
David Rawson
RPF troop movements, security, and negotiations. As is typical, RPF remains vague about full scope of their intentions.
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David Rawson Notes: Rwandan VP Kagame Meets With NSA Lake
David Rawson
Paul Kagame, leader of the RPF, meets with United States National Security Advisor Anthony Lake.
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