Accounting for horror: post-genocide debates in Rwanda

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War, Law, and Justice Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Memory, violence, and history

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Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction 1. 'Ethnicity': The Permeant Debate 2. The Pre-Cursor Debate 3. The Holocaust: The Comparative Debate 4. Debating Collective Guilt 5. Unresolved Allegations And The Culture Of Impunity 6. Appealling To The Past: The Debate Over History Afterword Bibliography Endnotes Index

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