A Thousand Hills: Rwanda's Rebirth and the Man Who Dreamed It

Stephen Kinzer

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Acknowledgments. Introduction. 1. You Can't Just Pretend Nothing Happened. 2. Elegant Golden-Red Beauties. 3. That's Why I Survived. 4. A Glass of Milk. 5. Devastation. 6. Creatures from Another World. 7. We Just Didn't Get It. 8. This Is a Coup. 9. Madam, They're Killing My People. 10. What a Farce. 11. Something Really Fills Up in Your Mind. 12. Rwanda Doesn't Matter. 13. The Tricky Part. 14. When You're Not Serious, You Can't Be Correct. 15. Breathless with Fear. 16. Famous for Just One Thing. 17. The Web Grows Big. 18. We Aspire to Be Like Others. Notes. Bibliography. Index.

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