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A Brief History of Genocide

No one can be sure how many people were slaughtered in Rwanda in 1994. In one hundred days, a group of military and civilian leaders organized the country's Hutu majority to eliminate its Tutsi minority. They killed many Hutu, as well: anyone who showed reluctance to perform what was considered to be his or her national duty became a target. But whereas these Hutu were murdered as individuals-butchered for their beliefs or their actions-the Tutsi were murdered because they were Tutsi. This is why the killings of more than half a million Rwandan Tutsi between March and July of 1994 must be called genocide. The genocidal impulse may be as old as organized power. In the Hebrew Bible, Moses obeyed God's command to exterminate a foreign people: "Avenge the children of Israel of the Midianites: