After they do this, the government brings in a group named the “Janjaweeds.” The Janjaweeds went through Sudan and attacked innocent villages (Genocide in Darfur United). The United Nations approached the government about their actions and they denied almost everything they did. Bashir denied ever having to do with the Janjaweeds taking over Sudan, and he called their genocide nothing but an “ ethnic cleansing (Reeves). The United Nations held conferences with refugees of Sudan, which witnessed government attacks being followed by Janjaweed attacks, proof that the government had some part to do with the Janjaweeds (BBC). Having figured this out the United Nations sent The United Nations Commission of Inquiry to investigate (More).
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Why did the Government not provide assistance for a mandatory evacuation? Why did the Government react so slowly in getting aid to those in need? Why did the levees break? In Spike Lee's two part, four hour long, epic documentary, When The Levees Broke, Lee ventures to answer all of these questions. By using proponents of 1960s direct cinema, Lee never appears on film and captures life unaware in an attempt to reveal the truth about such a cataclysmic event.
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Page |1 Daniel Castracion Soc 100 tues-thurs Hotel Rwanda Between April and June 1994 a war between the Hutus and Tutsis occurred in the East African country of Rwanda. An estimated 800,000 Rwandans were killed in the span of 100 days. I will discuss the basic scenario of the movie, how social theories may have influence particular outcomes and how dehumanization of the Tutsi people may have led to the acceptance of the genocide. This horrific event was not merely an act of one denomination simply not liking the other. Colonial history, global economic integration and finally the assassination president Habyarimana was the perfect combination for the tragic genocide of the Tutsi people of Rwanda.
The “Shoah”, also known as the Holocaust, means “catastrophe” in Yidish, it is the genocide of European Jews during World War II. Shoah, the movie by Claude Lanzmann, which Shoshana Felman writes about, is solely made out of testimonies. Testimonies of participants of the Holocaust. This film isn’t based on a historical document of the Holocaust. There are no documentary film footage from the past (from the time of the Shoah), only from the present, in other words the scenes and places we are taken back to in this film are solely based on the “present”.
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This took place when Boutros was the secretary-general of the UN and four years after he had sent the arms to the Hutus. During the genocide, Boutros, like good-to-great leaders do (Collins, 2001), pointed the mirror in acceptance of blame. He blamed himself for sending arms and failing to act faster to cease the genocide. He was taking responsibility for his actions. He, nonetheless, could not energize his followers, the various countries, to help cease-fire in Rwanda.