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On April 3, RTLM had announced that during the next three days "there will be a little something here in Kigali".
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On the National average, Tutsis made up a bit less than fifteen percent of Rwanda's population.
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On April 6, a few nights after this activity began, Rwanda's long-lasting Hutu dictator, president Juvenal, was assassinated in Kigali.
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Members of the Hutu ethnic majority in the east-central African nation of Rwanda murdered as many as 800,000 people, mostly of the Tutsi minority.
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On April 7th and 8th you will hear the sound of bullets or grenades exploding.
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By April 12, the hospital was packed with as many as two thousand refugees, and the water lines were cut. Nobody could leave.
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On April 15, the policemen said they had to leave because the hospital was to be attacked the next morning. They drove away in a car with Dr. Gerard, and the seven pastors.
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On April 16, the killers at the Mugonero Adventist complex, unable to discover anybody left there to kill, went off to loot the homes of the dead and Samuel in his basement.
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The first universal-franchise elections in South Africa, for the National Assembly and nine provincial councils, were conducted under a system of proportional representation in April 1994.
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On April 27, a lieutenant showed up at Odette's house to shuttle the family to the hotel in his jeep.
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Freedom Day is the commemoration of the first democratic elections held in South Africa on 27 April 1994
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On April 29, RTLM proclaimed that May 5th was "cleanup" day for the final elimination of all Tutsis in Kigali.
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In May of 1994, Kofi Annan told a senate hearing in Washington, D.C, that UN peacekeepers "Have the right to defend themselves".
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On May 15, at a time when the few surviving Tutsis in the parish were still being hunted. In the preceding month, thousand of Tutsis had been killed in Kibeho.
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OJ Simpson flees police in his white ford bronco
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In mid July of 1994, three months after the massacre at the Mugonero Adventist complex, the church president, Pastor Elizaphan, fled with his wife to Texas.
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On July 15, the United States drew diplomatic recognition from Rwanda's Hutu Power government and shut down its Washington Embassy.
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On July 16, the Hutu Power President and most of his cabinet fled into the Zone Turquoise.
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Brazil, were crowned the winners after defeating Italy 3–2 in a penalty shoot-out at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California near Los Angeles
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On July 18, following an intensive artillery battle, the RPF captured Gisenyi and began securing the North-Western border.
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The ex-FAR began raiding emergency shipments of relief food and supplies that were being airlifted into Zaire.
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In October of 1994, a similar Commission of experts, set up by the UN Security Council to investigate the slaughter.
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By April of 1995, a year later after the killings, at least 33 thousand men, women, and children had been arrested for alleged participation in genocide.
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The bombing of Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City occurred.
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The last battalions of UNAMIR had finally withdrawn from Rwanda on April of 1996